Surrounding A Mammary Gland. From A Forward Surface

Surrounding a mammary gland. From a forward surface of a mammary gland to deep layers of a skin the - considerable quantity dense - connecting goes -( sheaves), intershare partitions being continuation, from a back surface of a mammary gland go to the big chest muscle-. Between a back surface fas-tsialnogo a case and own the big chest muscle the - layer friable fatty is located. Mammary gland blood supply is carried out through branches of an internal chest - artery (a. mammaria interna), a chest artery (a. thoracica lateralis) and 3 - 7 back intercostal arteries (a. intercostalis). The venous network consists of superficial and deep systems. Deep veins accompany arteries and run in axillary, internal chest, chest and - intercostal veins, partially in external a vein. From superficial veins - of a mammary gland blood flows in skin veins of a neck, a shoulder, a lateral wall of a breast and a vein areas. Superficial and deep veins form textures in thickness of gland, a skin, hypodermic and is wide among themselves, with veins of the next areas and an opposite mammary gland.