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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1995
This study was designed to clarify and define the anatomic components of the inframammary crease in the female breast. Thirteen blunt dissections of the female breast were performed in cadavers and one dissection was performed in a living patient undergoing mastectomy. During the course of these dissections, a ligament was identified.
S, Bayati, B R, Seckel
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This study was designed to clarify and define the anatomic components of the inframammary crease in the female breast. Thirteen blunt dissections of the female breast were performed in cadavers and one dissection was performed in a living patient undergoing mastectomy. During the course of these dissections, a ligament was identified.
S, Bayati, B R, Seckel
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Carcinoma of the Inframammary Crease
Archives of Dermatology, 1978Carcinoma of the inframammary crease is an uncommon but distinctive manifestation of carcinoma of the breast. This report of a case illustrates the clinical and histophathologic features. The patient's tumor was exophytic and fissured, and the initial biopsy specimen mimicked basal cell epithelioma.
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Imparting Crease Resistance and Crease Retention to Cotton With APO
Textile Research Journal, 1959Cotton fabric (80 × 80) was made crease resistant by processing with APO, tris(1-aziridinyl)phosphine oxide. Application was made by wetting the fabric with an aqueous solution of APO containing catalytic quantities of zinc fluoborate, squeezing out the excess with squeeze rolls, drying for 4 min. at 80-90° C., and curing for 4 min.
George L. Drake, John D. Guthrie
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1970
Unusual palmar flexion creases have been reported in a number of clinical syndromes including Down's syndrome, 1 trisomy D, 2 cri-du-chat, 3 and prenatal rubella. 4 These reports have awakened the interest of medical practitioners in a field formerly the province of chiromancers and gypsies.
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Unusual palmar flexion creases have been reported in a number of clinical syndromes including Down's syndrome, 1 trisomy D, 2 cri-du-chat, 3 and prenatal rubella. 4 These reports have awakened the interest of medical practitioners in a field formerly the province of chiromancers and gypsies.
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2008
A well-defined inframammary crease and an appropriate areola to inframammary crease distance is arguably the most important component of a pleasing and aesthetically correct breast appearance. Failure to preserve the inframammary crease during breast augmentation surgery creates an unacceptably abnormal breast profile often referred to as a “double ...
Brooke R. Seckel +2 more
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A well-defined inframammary crease and an appropriate areola to inframammary crease distance is arguably the most important component of a pleasing and aesthetically correct breast appearance. Failure to preserve the inframammary crease during breast augmentation surgery creates an unacceptably abnormal breast profile often referred to as a “double ...
Brooke R. Seckel +2 more
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The American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology, 1989
D T, Reay, C L, Fligner
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D T, Reay, C L, Fligner
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Rate-dependent creasing of a viscoelastic liquid
Extreme Mechanics Letters, 2022Sachin S Velankar, Qihan Liu
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