Definition of lactiferous in English:

lactiferous

adjective lakˈtɪf(ə)rəsˌlækˈtɪf(ə)rəs

Anatomy

Forming or conveying milk or milky fluid.
〔主剖〕生乳的；输乳汁的
lactiferous ducts
输乳管。
Example sentencesExamples
- The ducts are somewhat larger just behind the nipple where they form lactiferous ampulla which accumulate breast milk during and just prior to breast feeding.
- If a surgical procedure is necessary, care should be taken to preserve breast function by using a radial incision, which has less chance of severing the nerve supply or lactiferous ducts than the usual circumareolar incision.
- An example is the inferior pedicle technique, in which the areola and nipple are moved while attached to a mound of tissue, called a pedicle, that contains the still-connected lactiferous ducts and nerves.
- However, if the implant is placed on top of the pectoral muscle, it can exert pressure on the lactiferous ducts and glands, which will reduce lactation.
- It is produced in the cytoplasm of lactiferous cells along with amino acids, phospholipids, carbohydrates, and proteins.

Origin

Late 17th century: from Latin lac, lact- 'milk' + -ferous.

Definition of lactiferous in US English:

lactiferous

adjectiveˌlakˈtif(ə)rəsˌlækˈtɪf(ə)rəs

Anatomy

Forming or conveying milk or milky fluid.
〔主剖〕生乳的；输乳汁的
lactiferous ducts
输乳管。
Example sentencesExamples
- It is produced in the cytoplasm of lactiferous cells along with amino acids, phospholipids, carbohydrates, and proteins.
- The ducts are somewhat larger just behind the nipple where they form lactiferous ampulla which accumulate breast milk during and just prior to breast feeding.
- An example is the inferior pedicle technique, in which the areola and nipple are moved while attached to a mound of tissue, called a pedicle, that contains the still-connected lactiferous ducts and nerves.
- If a surgical procedure is necessary, care should be taken to preserve breast function by using a radial incision, which has less chance of severing the nerve supply or lactiferous ducts than the usual circumareolar incision.
- However, if the implant is placed on top of the pectoral muscle, it can exert pressure on the lactiferous ducts and glands, which will reduce lactation.

Origin

Late 17th century: from Latin lac, lact- ‘milk’ + -ferous.

单词	lactiferous
释义	Definition of lactiferous in English: lactiferous adjective lakˈtɪf(ə)rəsˌlækˈtɪf(ə)rəs Anatomy Forming or conveying milk or milky fluid. 〔主剖〕生乳的；输乳汁的 lactiferous ducts 输乳管。 Example sentencesExamples The ducts are somewhat larger just behind the nipple where they form lactiferous ampulla which accumulate breast milk during and just prior to breast feeding. If a surgical procedure is necessary, care should be taken to preserve breast function by using a radial incision, which has less chance of severing the nerve supply or lactiferous ducts than the usual circumareolar incision. An example is the inferior pedicle technique, in which the areola and nipple are moved while attached to a mound of tissue, called a pedicle, that contains the still-connected lactiferous ducts and nerves. However, if the implant is placed on top of the pectoral muscle, it can exert pressure on the lactiferous ducts and glands, which will reduce lactation. It is produced in the cytoplasm of lactiferous cells along with amino acids, phospholipids, carbohydrates, and proteins. Origin Late 17th century: from Latin lac, lact- 'milk' + -ferous. Definition of lactiferous in US English: lactiferous adjectiveˌlakˈtif(ə)rəsˌlækˈtɪf(ə)rəs Anatomy Forming or conveying milk or milky fluid. 〔主剖〕生乳的；输乳汁的 lactiferous ducts 输乳管。 Example sentencesExamples It is produced in the cytoplasm of lactiferous cells along with amino acids, phospholipids, carbohydrates, and proteins. The ducts are somewhat larger just behind the nipple where they form lactiferous ampulla which accumulate breast milk during and just prior to breast feeding. An example is the inferior pedicle technique, in which the areola and nipple are moved while attached to a mound of tissue, called a pedicle, that contains the still-connected lactiferous ducts and nerves. If a surgical procedure is necessary, care should be taken to preserve breast function by using a radial incision, which has less chance of severing the nerve supply or lactiferous ducts than the usual circumareolar incision. However, if the implant is placed on top of the pectoral muscle, it can exert pressure on the lactiferous ducts and glands, which will reduce lactation. Origin Late 17th century: from Latin lac, lact- ‘milk’ + -ferous.
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