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Title: The anatomy and diseases of the breast ..
Year: 1845 (1840s)
Authors: Cooper, Astley, Sir, 1768-1841
Subjects: Breast Breast -- Diseases Surgery
Publisher: Philadelphia, Lea & Blanchard
Contributing Library: Univ. of Mass Medical School, Lamar Soutter Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Univ. of Mass Medical School, Lamar Soutter Library

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show-ing the radiated disposition of the gland, its liga-menta suspensoria, and anterior and posterior fascia. Fig. 5. Age, seven years. The gland, the anterior and poste-rior fascia, and the ligamenta suspensoria, with fatbetween them. Fig. 6. Age, thirteen years: Section of the gland, ligamentasuspensoria, and fat. Fig. 7. Age twenty-nine years. A section of the gland; theskin covered with hairs; fat and ligamenta suspen-soria placed beneath it; the anterior and posteriorfascia with the gland between them; fibrous andcellular tissue, with fat between the posterior fasciaand the pectoral muscle; the latter appearing at thelower part of the figure; Fig. 8. Age, thirty-eight. Its upper part shows the skin withhairs growing from it; under it, lobes of fat betweenligamenta suspensoria; the nipple and gland of thebreast enclosed in their fasciae. a, a, The posterior fascia passing behind the breast; Between the posterior fascia and the pectoral muscle, cel-lular and fibrous tissue, b, b.
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c, c, Some fat seen deposited in the fascia of the gland, and in the cellular and fibrous tissue, b, b. d, d, The pectoral muscle. Fig. 9. Duct of the male gland injected with quicksilver, ex-hibiting its ramifications and cells. The ducts di-vide in much the same manner as those of the female. Fig. 10 Posterior view of the male gland, €howing four ductsinjected with quicksilver. Fig. 11. Anterior view of fig. 10; four ducts seen passing tothe nipple ; the cells shown. Fig. 12. Ducts injected in the male, with several ramifications. Fig. 13. Five ducts injected with quicksilver, proceeding tosmall but distinct cells. Fig. 14. Three ducts injected with quicksilver; their cells arefilled, and absorbent vessels are seen arising fromthem. Fig. 15. A single duct with its branches, partially injectedwith quicksilver. Foetal Gland. Fig. 16. The gland of the fcEtus at nine months, or full growth a, The gland. b, The skin. c, The cellular and adipose tissue. d, The pectoral muscle. Fig. 17.

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