Anatomy of the Mammary Gland / Breast - Relations ,Blood supply , Lymphatic drainage ,Development

FOLLOW ON INSTAGRAM :- https://www.instagram.com/drgbhanuprakash/ Channel Memberships : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCG5TBPANNSiKf1Dp-R5Dibg/join Anatomy of the Mammary glands - Gross anatomy ( Location , extent , relations ) , Blood supply , Lymphatic drainage , Development , clinical anatomy The mammary glands or breasts are paired structures located on the ventral thorax. The female breast consists of 10–20 lobes that are surrounded by connective and adipose tissue. Each lobe contains milk-producing glandular structures and multiple terminal duct lobular units that form the milk duct system and drain via the major milk ducts and thelactiferous sinuses to the nipple. Lactating lobules produce the breast milk that nourishes many newborns and protects them from infections (passive immunity). For more detailed information on lactation, see lactation and breastfeeding. The nipple also contains multiple nerve endings, which make it particularly sensitive to stimulation. #mammaryglandvideo #mammaryglandanatomy #medicalvideos #breastanatomy #breast #anatomyofbreast #anatomyofthebreast #usmle #usmlestep1 #anatomy