Kapitel 1. Anatomie der weiblichen Brust Die weibliche Brust (lat. Mamma) setzt sich zusammen aus 1. Drüsengewebe (Glandula mammaria) und 2. Stroma (Fett- und Bindegewebe) Die Brust liegt in Höhe der 3. – 6. Rippe über dem großen Brustmuskel, dem M. pectoralis major, teilweise auch dem M. serratus anterior. Weibliche Brüste haben die unterschiedlichsten Größen und Formen, […]
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