Breast Tissue
Breast tissue is a specialized tissue that provides the breast with shape, support and the ability to produce milk. Breast tissue is made up of glandular, fibrous and fatty tissue. The glandular tissue is responsible for the production of milk, and the fatty tissue provides shape and support for the breast. Breast tissue plays a critical role in a woman's reproductive system, and is important for lactation, breastfeeding and for a woman's overall health and wellbeing. Breast tissue can also be used to assess the risk of breast cancer. Through diagnosis and imaging, doctors can evaluate the health of a woman's breast tissue, identifying any irregularities or abnormal changes that may be indicative of a cancerous tumor.
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