Sentence examples for native breast from inspiring English sources

Fortification of breast milk is an accepted practice for feeding very low birth weight infants, however, fixed dosage enhancement does not address variations in native breast milk.

The goal is to regenerate adipose tissue that is sustained and mimics the shape, size, and feel of the patient's native breast.

After an average follow-up of 51 months, Meretoja et al. reported only 4 LRs within the native breast skin of 146 women with stage 0-2 IBC.

In some cases, the intention was not simply to match the reconstructed breast as closely as possible to the contra-lateral breast, but rather to provide the patient with a more satisfactory 'matching pair' of breasts by enhancement or reduction of the native breast.

While some patients may find that their reconstructed breasts are closer to a common ideal than their native breasts, many who began with near perfection are surprised that it takes additional tweaking after initial reconstruction to achieve something that they can admire.

12 A greater proportion of Native Hawaiian breast cancer patients have a history of obesity (40%) compared to Caucasian, Japanese, and Latino breast cancer patients (P < 0.001).

This cross-linked polymer has material properties, such as storage modulus (11 40 kPa), comparable to native human breast tissue.

Although rates are lower than that of the native population, breast cancer remains the most common cancer among South Asian women (Harding and Rosato, 1999; Winter et al, 1999).

The poor outcome in Native Hawaiian breast cancer patients does not appear to be attributed to ER/PR status as they do not have a preponderance of more aggressive ER/PR-negative tumors.

IGF-axis protein expression was a predictor of mortality risk in Native Hawaiian breast cancer patients—a group who suffer disparately high incidence and mortality rates for this cancer.

"But the shows staked their appeal on claims of authenticity; a native woman breast-feeding was a major act".