Breast Cancer
The female breast is a familiar structure on the human body. It comes in multiplicity of different sizes and shapes. The breast rests against the chest wall and immediately underneath the breast is the large pectoralis muscle. The muscle covered with a layer of connective tissues called the fascia, which separates the breast from the underlying muscle. The fascia also acts as an important barrier to the initial spread of breast cancer. The breast has about fifteen to twenty lobes or sections radiating out from your nipple like the sections of an orange. Each lobe has many smaller divisions called lobules, which end in dozens of tiny milk producing bulbs. The female breast is a gland with a cellular structure capable of producing secretions such as milk during lactation. These secretions can be directed through channels or ducts, which joins and exit through small openings in the nipple. The cells that line these ducts are called ductual carcinomas. The rest of the breast is mostly fatty tissue. The men’s breasts are similar to the female breast. They too have ducts with the exception of functional changes. Every cell in the human body with the exception of the lens in the eye and teeth may undergo changes
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Approximate Word count = 1503
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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