Anatomy Of Breast Flashcards

1
Q

Explain the vertical and horizontal surface anatomy

A

Vertical- Extend from 2nd - 6th ribs: midclavicular line

Horizantal- parasternal (lateral) border to mid maxillary line

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2
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How much does the breast extend to pecteralis major and serratus anterior

A
PM= 2/3
SA = 1/3
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3
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Where an external oblique muscle does the breast extend

A

Inferomedial quadrant

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4
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Where is the surface and any of the nipple

A

4th intercostal space - lateral to MCL

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5
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How many lobules are in each breast

A

15-20 = which open to lactiferous ducts and lactiferous sinus

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6
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What surrounds the lobules

A
  1. Connective tissue septum’s = called retinaculae cutis (Cooper’s ligament)
  2. Superior septum in breast=called suspensory ligament
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7
Q

What makes breast appear with a smooth contour

A

Fat between breast tissue

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8
Q

What is contained in the areola and nipple

A

Opening of lactiferous ducts
Sebaceous glands (Montgomery)
Involuntary muscle and lymphatics-deep

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9
Q

Explain the maxillary tail (spense)

A

Process of mammary tissues that extend up and lateral from 3rd rib in axilla then enters axilla in deep fascia

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10
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What is the medial and lateral blood supply

A

M: medial mammaryartenes and antenna intercostal arteries - internal thoracic artery (Subclavian artery branch)
L: lateral mammary branches- lateral thoracic arteries (axillary artery branch)

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11
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What other branches give blood to breast

A

Thoraco-acromial artery (AA)

Lateral branches = 2nd,3rd, 4th poster intercostal arteries (TA)

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12
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Explain venous drainage

A

Superficial vers to deep veins to maxillary, internal thoracic and posterior intercostal veins

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13
Q

Describe the lymphatic of the breast

A

Lymph from each mammary gland drains directly or indirectly via 7 groups of lymph nodes
5 of these groups are the maxillary lymph nodes

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14
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What are the 7 lymph nodes and what they accompany

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  1. Pectoral /anterior = lateral thoracic artery, vein
  2. Subscapular/posterior= subscapular veins
  3. Humeral/lateral group = distal aouillary vein
  4. Central= intercostobrachial nodes
  5. apical /infraclavicular = proximal axillary vein
  6. Deltopectoral= detopectoral triangle
  7. Parasternal = Internal thoracic artery
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15
Q

How does the mammary tissue drain

A
  • Subareolar pleaus - pectoral nodes
  • medial border - parasternal nodes
  • interomedial quadrant - subperitoneal and pelvis
  • 75% via maxillary tail - pectoral nodes
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