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Blood supply to breast

Axillary artery - highest thoracic, pectoral branches of thoracoacromial, lateral thoracic, subscapular
 
Internal Thoracic - perforating branches to anteromedial part of breasts
 
2nd and 4th intercostal arteries - perforating branches (laterally...

Axillary artery - highest thoracic, pectoral branches of thoracoacromial, lateral thoracic, subscapular



Internal Thoracic - perforating branches to anteromedial part of breasts



2nd and 4th intercostal arteries - perforating branches (laterally). 2nd perforating usually the largest (supplies upper region of breast, nipple, areola, and adjacent breast tissue)

Venous drainage of breast

Medial drainage through internal thoracic vein to heart.



Posterior drainage to VERTEBRAL VEINS



Lateral drainage to intercostal, superior epigastric veins and LIVER



Lateral superior drainage through axillary vein to right heart.



THINK SITES OF METASTASIS

Lymphatic drainage of breast

Lymphatic drainage of chest

Axillary lymph nodes

Nerve supply to breast

Breast skin dimpling cause

Invasion and contraction of ligaments of Cooper

Peau d'orange of breast cause

occurs as a result of blocked dermal lymphatics by carcinoma. This results in lymph stagnation with resultant skin edema while the pits of the hair follicles appear retracted beneath the level of the skin

Retraction of the nipple potential cause

carcinoma - invasion of the Lactiferous ducts with resultant pull on the nipple

Duct system of breast