Breast Cancer Anatomy Diagram - Tumor, Lymph Nodes, Ducts & Lobules Explained #1646668 (License: Personal Use)

The image depicts a cross-sectional view of the human breast, highlighting a malignant tumor (clustered red cells) originating in the ductal or lobular tissue. Green lymph nodes are shown connected via lymphatic vessels, indicating potential metastatic pathways. Anatomical features-including milk-producing lobules, ductal networks, and surrounding fatty tissue-are precisely labeled to aid clinical understanding and patient communication.

Used on oncology, medical education, or health awareness web pages to explain breast cancer pathophysiology; supports content for patients, students, or clinicians seeking visual clarification of tumor localization and lymphatic spread.