The document provides information about the anatomy of the female breast/mammary gland, including its shape, position, structure, blood and lymphatic supply, and applied clinical relevance. It discusses the following key points: - The breast is conical in shape and extends from the 2nd to 6th ribs laterally to the midaxillary line. Its base lies primarily on the pectoralis major muscle. - It has 15-20 lobes formed by lobules drained by lactiferous ducts opening at the nipple. It is supported by fibrous ligaments and has a blood supply from perforating branches of the internal thoracic artery. - Lymphatic drainage is primarily to the ax