Normal breast skin thickness on a mammogram is generally less than:

Normal breast skin thickness on a mammogram

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A1 mm
B3 mm
C7 mm
D10 mm

✓ Correct answer: B. 3 mm Normal breast skin measures less than 3 mm in thickness on mammography. Skin thickening greater than 3 mm can be a sign of edema, inflammatory carcinoma, lymphatic obstruction, or radiation change.

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