1. A configurable mammography diagnostic system, comprising: a plural of electronic displays, at least one of the plurality of electronic displays configured to display a breast tissue image having at least one region of interest, the breast tissue image having an imaging modality of at least one of radiological, X-ray, computed tomography, ultrasound, magnetic resonance, or tomosynthesis, wherein a computer aided diagnostic (CAD) tool selected based on the imaging modality is configured to identify the at least one region of interest; a first networked database including a plurality of existing categorizations of at least one known region of interest in at least one of a plurality of breast tissue images for a medical facility; a second networked databases including a plurality existing categorizations of at least one known region of interest in at least one of a plurality of breast tissue images for a plurality of medical facilities; a graphical user interface presented on at least one of the plurality of electronic displays and including: an anatomical diagram on which the at least one region of interest can be marked, a detailing button linked to a screen configured to present a plurality of possible characteristics according to which a manual current categorization of a region of interest in the breast tissue image can be defined, and a profiler display button configured to present an adjacent display of statistical information from a comparison of the manual current categorization with the existing categorizations of the first networked database and the second networked database, wherein the statistical information comprises: a number of biopsies performed that were diagnosed as malignancies; a number of biopsies performed that were diagnosed as benign; and a total number of matching abnormalities; a clipping tool with which a portion of the breast tissue image displayed on at least one of the plurality of electronic displays can be selected as a second image, the second image displayable on at least one of the plurality of electronic displays as a subset of the breast tissue image; and a processing engine configured to link the second image to the breast tissue image, store the second image in an image database, and to associate the second mage with a corresponding region of interest marked on the anatomical diagram.