The current localization F status both nationally and internationally. This method has been used since the 1960s, when the first metal z-locations were used to locate microcalcifications in the breast. In Europe and the United States, the procedure is performed by a qualified radiologist, and the lesion is then handed over to the surgeon for surgery. Since the lesion is often located at a certain distance from the needle, the surgeon removes 2 cm of breast tissue from the needle. This is the equivalent of a 4 cm diameter cylinder of tissue. What is actually removed during surgery is an irregular piece of breast tissue. Even so, complete removal of the lesion is not guaranteed. This excised specimen was confirmed under mammography to have been localized by our team. Our team has a clear advantage in all three areas. The localization is performed by the surgeon himself, K and the localization needle is within a few millimeters of the lesion on average. This is a significant change from the traditional method. Therefore the method of surgery has also changed and the lesion can be precisely positioned. The results of the treatment are significantly better than those of the conventional method. So far, there is no similar report in China or abroad, and it has the advanced nature of precision medicine. We welcome colleagues to communicate with each other and patients suffering from calcified breast foci to consult and seek medical advice.