. The breast: its anomalies, its diseases, and their treatment . Pectoralis abdominis ar^a^ ^External oblique. ^.. I/ntercostal areaSermtus 7?ia^nus Fig. ii.^—Outline of area of the chest wall covered by the breast. (Leaf.) stroma of the corpus mammae and the retro-mammary tissue is infiltrated with lobulesof adipose tissue in some instances to a very marked degree. Coincident with this in-filtration at the occurrence of pregnancy, a decided increase in the circum-mammaryadipose tissue occurs. Similar changes also occur and may be marked in associationwith the involuti
. The breast: its anomalies, its diseases, and their treatment . Pectoralis abdominis ar^a^ ^External oblique. ^.. I/ntercostal areaSermtus 7?ia^nus Fig. ii.^—Outline of area of the chest wall covered by the breast. (Leaf.) stroma of the corpus mammae and the retro-mammary tissue is infiltrated with lobulesof adipose tissue in some instances to a very marked degree. Coincident with this in-filtration at the occurrence of pregnancy, a decided increase in the circum-mammaryadipose tissue occurs. Similar changes also occur and may be marked in associationwith the involutional changes of the parenchyma at the time of the climacteric. The Superficial Pectoral —The superficial fascia which is generally dis-tributed over the entire body is everywhere divisible into a superficial fibro-adiposelayer in which the cutaneous vessels and nerves ramify and a deep fibro-membranouslayer to which the superficial layer is more or less firmly attached; the superficial fasciais loosely bound to the underlying deep fascia. In certain parts of the body, the deep layer of the superficial fascia presents an i
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