The main objective of mammography is to diagnose breast cancer, and for this reason, the subject of benign lesions is not extensively addressed. It...

The main objective of mammography is to diagnose breast cancer, and for this reason, the subject of benign lesions is not extensively addressed. It is important that the radiologist knows how to differentiate them from malignant lesions to avoid unnecessary complementary exams and biopsies. Benign neoplastic changes represent cellular proliferations without atypia, that is, with the same genetic characteristics as healthy breast cells. Regarding neoplastic pathologies, associate the items using the following code:
I- Fibroadenoma.
II- Fibroadenolipoma.
III- Adenosis.
IV- Radial scar lesion.
( ) Consists of a fibrous element surrounded by epithelial elements (ducts or tubules). It can also be called a radial scar.
( ) Benign proliferation, containing glands, fibrous elements, and adipose tissue. It is a tumor encapsulated by a thin connective layer and has a soft consistency.
( ) Benign alteration represented by the histological changes of a specific tissue. In the case of the breast, it corresponds to the enlargement of mammary lobules due to an increase in the number of acini.
( ) Benign tumor characterized by the proliferation of stromal and glandular elements. It is a very common tumor in young women.
Choose the alternative that presents the CORRECT sequence:
A III - IV - II - I.
B III - I - II - IV.
C IV - III - I - II.
D IV - II - III - I.


A III - IV - II - I.
B III - I - II - IV.
C IV - III - I - II.
D IV - II - III - I.