Breast Cross Section

A ducts b lobules c dilated section of duct to hold milk d nipple e fat f pectoralis major muscle g chest wall rib cage.
Breast cross section. Product description a hard plastic full size cross section of a breast showing the following common pathologies. Cross section of a lactating breast breast milk travels from the cluster of alveoli the alveolus also called milk producing cells glandular tissue mammary glands or milk glands then into the milk ducts and then out of the nipple openings. Drawing to show pregnant woman with cross section through the abdomen showing the relative position of the pregnant uterus in.
Model size is 6 5 x 4 5 x 3 and the base is 8 8 x 6 25. There are different kinds of breast cancer. Enlargement a normal duct cell b ductal cancer cells breaking through the basement membrane.
Breast cancer is a disease in which cells in the breast grow out of control. Product features full size breast model is a full size cross section of the breast that depicts common pathologies. Model also shows breast structures such as suspensory ligaments fat tissue lymph nodes muscles and ribs.
Full size cross section model depicts common pathologies such as adenocarcinoma cysts fibroadenoma and infiltrating scirrhus carcinoma. Cross section through human breast showing ducts and lobules cross section of pregnant woman. The 3b scientific full size breast cross section model depicts common pathologies such as adenocarcinoma cysts fibroadenoma and infiltrating scirrhus carcinoma.
The nipple is surrounded by the areola which is often a darker color than the surrounding skin. The milk can flow through the nipple passively or it can be ejected by smooth muscle contractions that occur along the ductal system. Where to use the breast cross section model is a.
The breast has typically about 15 to 20 of these structures. Model also shows breast structures such as suspensory ligaments fat tissue lymph nodes muscles and ribs. Model details this product contains a model an informational card display base.