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IMAGENOLOGIA DE LA MAMA DANIELA BEDOYA VARELA

The breast consists of a complex structure that includes various tissues and ducts. The galactophoric system is primarily responsible for milk production, with each breast containing 15 to 20 lobules that drain into the lactiferous sinuses, ultimately leading to the nipple.

IMAGENOLOGIA DE LA MAMA DANIELA BEDOYA VARELA

IMAGENOLOGIA DE LA MAMA DANIELA BEDOYA VARELA

HISTOLOGÍA

It is made up of two types
conjunctive

Fat occupies the subcutaneous, intraglandular and retroglandular space.

Dense Made up of Cooper's ligamentous system

Loose located between the ductoacinar system or intralobular stroma

It is made up of 3 types

epithelial

They drain into the galactophore or lactiferous sinus and flow into the nipple producing lactopoiesis (production and secretion of milk

They drain through linked interlobular ducts into the galactophoric duct.

Galactophoric system formed by a set of 15 to 20 lobules for each breast, which in turn has lobules

A more important fabric that is responsible for upholstering or covering the interior of the ductual and lobular-acinar system.

EMBRYOLOGY

The remaining foci will atrophy, these residual foci can give rise to accessory breast tissue.
The fourth focus will become an adult breast through a series of evolutionary changes, which will not end until maturity.
The mammary crest will give rise to eight glandular foci aligned in a manner called by some milk lines.
It extends from the axillary region to the inguinal area called the mammary crest.
During the 5 or 6 week of gestation a thickening of the ectoderm develops

BLOOD IRRIGATION

Subtopic

BREAST DEVELOPMENT

Stage IV
It corresponds to the maturity of the breast, in which the nipple protrudes and the areola adapts to the same contour of the breast.
Stage III
corresponds to the second period of puberty, occurs between 13-14 years. There is a greater increase in the breast with the areola more pigmented and defined, three contours are observed: nipple, areola and breast.
Stage II
Occurs between 9-10 years of age, breast tissue is palpated under the areola. in this stage the thelarchy takes place consists of the development of the breast.
Stage I or Prepubertal
There is no palpable breast tissue, only protruding nipple, the areola is not pigmented. It usually occurs between 7 - 9 years of age.
Tanner Stadiums 1996

ANATOMY

Supraclavicular branches of the superficial cervical plexus
Axillary nodes 75%
Subclavian artery Axillary Thoracoacromial trunk Acromial thoracic Mammary branches Piercing
Breast lobe Lobule Milk ducts Breasts milk phores Mammary areola Montgomery glands
It rests on the pectoralis major muscle
It is a modified sweat gland