The Common Vein Copyright 2007

The breast is a modified apocrine gland

STRUCTURE

Structurally it is characterized by its parts, size shape position and character together with its links and characteristic changes with time.  It varies in size with age and among woman of the same age.  It is rudimentaryorgan in males.  Its shape in women of reproductive age is conical and it lies on the anterior chest wall with soft and rubbery consistencey.  It is connected via characteristic blood vessels lymphatics, with a ductakl system that is connected to the outside via the nipple.  It is attached to the anterior chest wall by ligaments.  It is protected by the skin.

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Dependence and Independence

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Time Growth and Aging

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