1. Absence of nipple with or without amazia (Congenital absence of breast)
2. Supernumerary nipples
3. Nipple Retraction
4. Cracked Nipple
· This usually occurs during lactation and if it occur the breast should be rested for at least 24-48 hours. It should b emptied and breast feeding should be resumed as soon as possible.
5. Papilloma of nipple
6. Retraction cysts of the gland of Montgomary
7. Eczema
8. Paget’s Disease
9. Discharge from nipple
i. Clear serous discharge –This is can be physiological, due to ductal papilloma or due to mammary dysplasia
ii. Blood stained – due to duct ectasia, duct papilloma or carcinoma
iii. Black/green – due to duct ectasia
iv. Purulent – infection
Treatment – Microdochectomy or cone excision of the major ductsANATOMY OF THE BREAST
EXAMINATION OF THE BREAST
INVESTIGATION OF BREAST SYMPTOMS
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