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Breast Cancer Anatomy Information

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From Quick Guide: Mammography for Beginners

Summary: Understand the anatomy of the breast in order to do breast cancer self exams in this free health care video.

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By Dr. Susan Jewell
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Dr. Susan Jewell is a British born educated bilingual Asian with a British accent and can speak Cantonese. A trained Physician-Scientist in clinical research medicine in the field of...read more

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"Hello my name is Dr. Susan Jewell and I am going to talk to you about breast cancer. Now in this clip I am going to show anotomy of breast and what it's made up of and also where commonly you are going to find breast cancer occuring. So let's look at the diagram that I drawn for you. This is a breast and here let's orientate ourselves. This is the nipple area or the areola and the breast here is usually made up of a lot adipose tissue or what we call fat or fatty tissue and embedded in the fatty tissue you will find a lot of mammary glands. Now the mammary glands are made up theselves of these ducts or lactiferous ducts and then these branches of into these end lobules or lobules that usually where the milk is made when a woman becomes pregnant. Now, most breast cancers are lobular or cancers found in lobules or ductule where the cancer can be found to form in the ducts.So this is an anatomy of the breast so you can know where it's make up of and where most breast cancers are found."

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