- In
human anatomy, the
inframammary fold (IMF),
inframammary crease or
inframammary line is the
natural lower boundary of the breast; the
place where the...
- recesses, and
flexor surfaces such as the ears, axillae,
groin folds,
inframammary folds, navel,
intergluteal cleft, ****, and lips.: 193 Well-defined...
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lungs with air);
chafing of the skin of the
chest and the
lower breast (
inframammary intertrigo); br****ière-strap
indentations to the shoulders; and the improper...
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radial incision extends from the
bottom of the
areola border to the
inframammary fold. This
incision is
preferable by
plastic surgeons as it
allows upward...
-
Grade two is
classified as a nipple-areola
complex and
inframammary fold
below the
optimum inframammary fold, a lateral
chest roll, and
limited upper abdominal...
-
ptosis grade scale Grade I: Mild
ptosis — The
nipple is
located below the
inframammary fold (IMF), but
remains located above the
lower pole of the breast. Grade...
- nipple-areola
complex tends to move
lower on the
breast relative to the
inframammary crease. The
nipple of the
breast may also tend to
point downward. In...
- breastbone) and
above to the
lowest ribs that
support the ****. The
inframammary fold (IMF),
where the
lower portion of the
breast meets the chest, is...
-
front should lie flat
against the
sternum (not the breast),
along the
inframammary fold, and
should not dig into the
chest or the ****, rub or poke out...
- body
which are more
likely to be
affected by
intertrigo include the
inframammary fold,
intergluteal cleft, armpits, and
spaces between the
fingers or...
