Physiology of Human Female Lactation
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Physiology of Human Female Lactation
Alekseev, Nikolai Petrovitch
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
02/2022
254
Mole
Inglês
9783030663667
15 a 20 dias
409
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CHAPTER 1: Introduction.
1.1 Brief history of research on the physiology of female lactation and breastfeeding.
CHAPTER 2: Origin and development of the breast.
2.1.The origin of the breast.
2.2 Breast development.
2.2.1 Prenatal development of the breast.
2.2,2 Development and functioning of the breast in the first two years of life.
2.2.3 Breast development during puberty.
2.2.4 Development and functioning of the breast of a mature woman.
2.2.5 Development and functioning of the breast during pregnancy.
CHAPTER 3: Structure of the lactating breast.
3.1 Structure of the alveolar-ductal system.
3.1.1 Alveolus.
3.1.2. The basement membrane.
3.1.3 Ductal system of the breast.
3.1.4. Stromal environment of the alveolar duct system.
3.2 The circulatory system of the breast.
3.3. The lymphatic system of the breast.
3.4. Innervation of the breast.
3.4.1 The external afferent receptors of the breast.
3.4.2 Afferent receptors of internal structures of the breast.
3.5 The muscular system of the breast.
CHAPTER 4: Breast function during the initial period of lactation (lactogenesis I and II).
4.1. Beginning of lactation (lactogenesis I).
4.2. The establishment of lactation (lactogenesis II).
4.2.1 Rooting reflex of the child.
4.2.2 Infant's milk ejection reflex.
4.2.3 Mother's milk ejection reflex.
4.2.4 Maternal reflex of milk secretion.
CHAPTER 5: The period of established lactation (lactogenesis III).
5.1 Composition and dynamics of mature milk.
5.2. Productivity of lactation.
5.2.1 Effect of prolactin on the volume of secreted milk.
5.2.2 Effect of oxytocin on the volume of secreted milk.
5.2.3. Galactogogues.
5.2.4. Effects of breast pump use on milk productivity.
5.3 Postlactational involution of the mammary gland.
1.1 Brief history of research on the physiology of female lactation and breastfeeding.
CHAPTER 2: Origin and development of the breast.
2.1.The origin of the breast.
2.2 Breast development.
2.2.1 Prenatal development of the breast.
2.2,2 Development and functioning of the breast in the first two years of life.
2.2.3 Breast development during puberty.
2.2.4 Development and functioning of the breast of a mature woman.
2.2.5 Development and functioning of the breast during pregnancy.
CHAPTER 3: Structure of the lactating breast.
3.1 Structure of the alveolar-ductal system.
3.1.1 Alveolus.
3.1.2. The basement membrane.
3.1.3 Ductal system of the breast.
3.1.4. Stromal environment of the alveolar duct system.
3.2 The circulatory system of the breast.
3.3. The lymphatic system of the breast.
3.4. Innervation of the breast.
3.4.1 The external afferent receptors of the breast.
3.4.2 Afferent receptors of internal structures of the breast.
3.5 The muscular system of the breast.
CHAPTER 4: Breast function during the initial period of lactation (lactogenesis I and II).
4.1. Beginning of lactation (lactogenesis I).
4.2. The establishment of lactation (lactogenesis II).
4.2.1 Rooting reflex of the child.
4.2.2 Infant's milk ejection reflex.
4.2.3 Mother's milk ejection reflex.
4.2.4 Maternal reflex of milk secretion.
CHAPTER 5: The period of established lactation (lactogenesis III).
5.1 Composition and dynamics of mature milk.
5.2. Productivity of lactation.
5.2.1 Effect of prolactin on the volume of secreted milk.
5.2.2 Effect of oxytocin on the volume of secreted milk.
5.2.3. Galactogogues.
5.2.4. Effects of breast pump use on milk productivity.
5.3 Postlactational involution of the mammary gland.
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breast development;lactogenesis;prolactin;milk secretion;lactogenic hormones;galactogogues
CHAPTER 1: Introduction.
1.1 Brief history of research on the physiology of female lactation and breastfeeding.
CHAPTER 2: Origin and development of the breast.
2.1.The origin of the breast.
2.2 Breast development.
2.2.1 Prenatal development of the breast.
2.2,2 Development and functioning of the breast in the first two years of life.
2.2.3 Breast development during puberty.
2.2.4 Development and functioning of the breast of a mature woman.
2.2.5 Development and functioning of the breast during pregnancy.
CHAPTER 3: Structure of the lactating breast.
3.1 Structure of the alveolar-ductal system.
3.1.1 Alveolus.
3.1.2. The basement membrane.
3.1.3 Ductal system of the breast.
3.1.4. Stromal environment of the alveolar duct system.
3.2 The circulatory system of the breast.
3.3. The lymphatic system of the breast.
3.4. Innervation of the breast.
3.4.1 The external afferent receptors of the breast.
3.4.2 Afferent receptors of internal structures of the breast.
3.5 The muscular system of the breast.
CHAPTER 4: Breast function during the initial period of lactation (lactogenesis I and II).
4.1. Beginning of lactation (lactogenesis I).
4.2. The establishment of lactation (lactogenesis II).
4.2.1 Rooting reflex of the child.
4.2.2 Infant's milk ejection reflex.
4.2.3 Mother's milk ejection reflex.
4.2.4 Maternal reflex of milk secretion.
CHAPTER 5: The period of established lactation (lactogenesis III).
5.1 Composition and dynamics of mature milk.
5.2. Productivity of lactation.
5.2.1 Effect of prolactin on the volume of secreted milk.
5.2.2 Effect of oxytocin on the volume of secreted milk.
5.2.3. Galactogogues.
5.2.4. Effects of breast pump use on milk productivity.
5.3 Postlactational involution of the mammary gland.
1.1 Brief history of research on the physiology of female lactation and breastfeeding.
CHAPTER 2: Origin and development of the breast.
2.1.The origin of the breast.
2.2 Breast development.
2.2.1 Prenatal development of the breast.
2.2,2 Development and functioning of the breast in the first two years of life.
2.2.3 Breast development during puberty.
2.2.4 Development and functioning of the breast of a mature woman.
2.2.5 Development and functioning of the breast during pregnancy.
CHAPTER 3: Structure of the lactating breast.
3.1 Structure of the alveolar-ductal system.
3.1.1 Alveolus.
3.1.2. The basement membrane.
3.1.3 Ductal system of the breast.
3.1.4. Stromal environment of the alveolar duct system.
3.2 The circulatory system of the breast.
3.3. The lymphatic system of the breast.
3.4. Innervation of the breast.
3.4.1 The external afferent receptors of the breast.
3.4.2 Afferent receptors of internal structures of the breast.
3.5 The muscular system of the breast.
CHAPTER 4: Breast function during the initial period of lactation (lactogenesis I and II).
4.1. Beginning of lactation (lactogenesis I).
4.2. The establishment of lactation (lactogenesis II).
4.2.1 Rooting reflex of the child.
4.2.2 Infant's milk ejection reflex.
4.2.3 Mother's milk ejection reflex.
4.2.4 Maternal reflex of milk secretion.
CHAPTER 5: The period of established lactation (lactogenesis III).
5.1 Composition and dynamics of mature milk.
5.2. Productivity of lactation.
5.2.1 Effect of prolactin on the volume of secreted milk.
5.2.2 Effect of oxytocin on the volume of secreted milk.
5.2.3. Galactogogues.
5.2.4. Effects of breast pump use on milk productivity.
5.3 Postlactational involution of the mammary gland.
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