Breast Health.......The functions and Diseases Of the Breast
Adapted from https://thesanefacts.blogspot.com
What is the function of the breasts?
Breasts consist of milk nodes and ducts carrying the milk produced from those nodes to the nipple and fat and connective tissues which fill the interstitial area. Each breast is found in front of the pectoral muscles over the ribs. The nipple is the centre of the dusky skin area called the areola. The breast also contains lymphatic ducts carrying a colourless fluid called lymph. Lymph ducts open out onto small round lymph nodes. Lymph node groups belonging to the breast are found primarily near the breast in the armpit, over the collar bone and nearby the sternum. Lymph nodes hold bacteria, cancer cells and the other harmful components to be found in the lymph system.
Multidisciplinary Approach;
In the branches of Breast Cancer Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Radiotherapy, Chemotherapy, the opportunity of multidisciplinary diagnosis and therapy is being provided to our patients with the specialist and experienced team in one’s field and with the devices of the latest technology.
Apart from these, a multidisciplinary care including supportive services like disease management of breast cancer, nutrition and genetic counselling, psychosocial support programs, physic therapy is being given to breast cancer patients most comprehensively.
In our Breast Health Centers, early diagnosis, therapy and follow-up programs are being implemented with the devices of the latest technology (3-dimensional Mammography with
Tomosynthesis, 4-dimensional Breast Ultrasonography, Vacuum-assisted Biopsy and Biopsy under the guidance of MRI).
Breast Protective Surgery;
Oncoplastic surgery and innovative reconstructive techniques are being provided by breast surgeon specialist in their field.
Breast Diseases
The most frequent lumps in the breast are:
- Cysts (fluid content)
- Fibroadenoma
- Phyllodes
Other solid (solid content) benign lesions:
Radial scar and complex sclerosant lesions, papilloma, lipoma, hamartoma, fat necrosis, leiomyoma, granular cell tumours etc.
– CYSTS IN THE BREAST
– Fibroadenoma tumors
– Phyllodes tumors
– Intraductal papillomas
– Inflamed diseases of the breast (mastitis)
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