The grading of lobular hyperplasia and the staging of color Doppler molybdenum target are the same,

First is grade 0, which is unconfirmed and requires further confirmation.

Grade 1 is a negative result, which is normal and does not require treatment.

Grade 2 indicates benign lesions, such as breast cysts and lobular hyperplasia of the breast, which are 100% benign at the second level. Lobular hyperplasia can be treated with medication, and benign cysts can be regularly reviewed with color Doppler ultrasound or surgically treated if there is a psychological burden.

Grade 3 is possibly benign with a 2% risk of malignancy, typically referring to fibroadenomas of the breast, which can be treated surgically.

Grade 4 is suspicious of malignancy, and in such cases, biopsy is recommended to determine benignity or malignancy, with surgical treatment advised if malignant.

Grade 5 is highly suspicious of malignancy, and in such cases, surgical treatment is recommended, such as modified radical mastectomy or breast-conserving surgery. Grade 6 is confirmed malignant with pathological evidence of breast cancer.