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Suspensory ligaments (cooper)

2 and 3

Lactiferous duct

4

Lactiferous sinus

5

Gland lobules

6

Fat (subcutaneous tissue)

7

6th rib

8

Lung

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Intercostal vessels and nerve

10

Intercostal muscle

11

Pectoral fascia

12

Pectoralis major muscle

13

2nd rib

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Clavicle