Observing the internal 3D structure of the nipple to understand and fight breast cancer

ScienceDaily
Apr 8, 2020, 10:21 am204 pts
Researchers employed X-ray dark-field computed tomography to create three-dimensional renderings of the internal structure of the human nipple, thereby elucidating its varied arrangements. Their approach could be applied for diagnostic and exploratory purposes in breast cancer.

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