. The breast: its anomalies, its diseases, and their treatment . «Min^ Fig. 29.—Showing the dimensions of the axillary mamma containing a tumor removed from the patientshown in the preceding figure. (c) Side not stated. —Cincinnati Lancet-Clinic, 1911, CV, 500. —Cincinnati Lancet-Clinic, 1911, CV, 500. This case was an old woman who developed carcinoma of the axillary AND Laplace.—Unpublished. Small mass removed from the axilla, found upon microscopic examination to be a mammary —Cincinnati Lancet-Clinic, 1911. CV, , H.—Archiv f. kli
. The breast: its anomalies, its diseases, and their treatment . «Min^ Fig. 29.—Showing the dimensions of the axillary mamma containing a tumor removed from the patientshown in the preceding figure. (c) Side not stated. —Cincinnati Lancet-Clinic, 1911, CV, 500. —Cincinnati Lancet-Clinic, 1911, CV, 500. This case was an old woman who developed carcinoma of the axillary AND Laplace.—Unpublished. Small mass removed from the axilla, found upon microscopic examination to be a mammary —Cincinnati Lancet-Clinic, 1911. CV, , H.—Archiv f. klin. Chirurgie, 1894, XLVII, ^f.—Journal of Anatomy and Phys-iology, 1879, XIII, —These de Paris, Fig. 30.—Polymastia. Supernumerarymammary gland in the axilla. (Gibson.) II. Cases in which axillary lufnpssimilar to those already described occur underlikel conditions, but discharge their milky se-cretion through openings of varying size and nutnber. In these cases there is no areola and no nipple to suggest that the lumps aremammary glands, but their secretion is sufficient evidence of their nature. Like theothers they may be bilateral or unilateral, or one of the former kind may occur in oneaxilla and one of the latter kind in the other. 6o THE BREAST A. Bilateral in Occurrence.— Champion.—Dictionaire des Sciences Medicale, Paris, i8iq, XXX, 377 (Article, Mamelle by Murat et Patissier).Champneys.—Medico-Chirurgical Transactions, 1886, LXIX, —Gazette Medical, Paris, 1844, p. , Wm.—Chicago Medical Recorder, 1903, XXIV, 106. In this case the gland in the right axilla became iiaccid when the baby nursed from the right —(Abstract) Centralb
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