Case 34 Answer 2
No. This mass is microlobulated inferiorly, and much of the margin is indistinct (poorly defined) and obscured (by overlying breast tissue). To be "circumscribed", a mass must be well-defined (and not obscured) for at least 75% of its margin, and must lack more suspicious findings such as microlobulation and indistinct or spiculated margins.
An ultrasound was performed.
What is your final assessment?