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Download scientific diagram | Depiction of the chest (red), breast (blue), and nipple (pink) parameters in participants. AUX-AUX axillary fold to axillary fold, SN-IMF-L sternal notch to inframammary fold level, NN nipple to nipple, AD areola diameter, IMD intermammary distance, BW breast width, SN-U sternal notch to umbilicus from publication: An anthropometric evaluation of the augmented breast: differences between cis-and transgender women and possible clinical implications | Background The morphometric results after breast augmentations are generally understood to be clinically different between trans(gender) and cis(gender) women. The objective of this study was to establish these morphometric differences between the augmented breasts of trans | breast, Transgender and Transgender persons | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.
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PDF) An anthropometric evaluation of the augmented breast: differences between cis-and transgender women and possible clinical implications
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