Breast Nodule Category 3 is a level of the Breast Imaging Classification (BI-RADS Classification).The BI-RADS Classification standardizes the diagnostic reporting of all imaging normal and abnormalities of the breast as a whole organ, and is divided into unspecified categories (Category 0) and final categories (Categories 1 to 6). Breast nodule category 3: Benign possibility is high, but there is a possibility of cancer. Active observation and treatment are recommended.

Breast Nodule Grade 3, is defined as a BI-RADS 3 breast lesion on imaging of the breast, which is an almost certainly benign lesion.

Breast nodules are characterized by clear borders indicating smoothness, easy pushing and may be accompanied by pain. The likelihood of deterioration of breast nodules at this level is 0% to 2%. The likelihood of malignancy is very low. It is recommended to treat the condition in a timely manner, review the condition regularly, and observe the changes in the size of the nodule.

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