Extra nipples or breast tissue is fairly common (1-6% of women) and is a result of incomplete regression of the mammary ridge (milk line) during the development of the embryo before birth.
Accessory Breast Tissue in Pregnancy
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Supernumerary Nipple Clinical Presentation: History, Physical
Pseudomamma of the inguinal region in a female patient: A case
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Supernumerary Nipple
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Showing the supernumerary nipple behind the anterior border of
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Supernumerary nipple dermoscopy
