… , a unique complication of mastitis in breastfeeding women that may require surgical
management. We retrospectively analyzed medical charts of breastfeeding women treated by a …

… However, postpartum engorgement that results from secretory activation (lactogenesis II)
is a distinct clinical entity related to interstitial edema and hyperemia (Fig. 5). It presents as …

… different atti tudes and opinions, depending on their philosophy, training, and research
interests, but all are aware of the biocultural nature of breast feeding … are distinct physiological …

… food packages for breastfeeding mothers and peer counseling (… Care Act mandates covering
breastfeeding education and supplies … Nursing at the breast is fundamentally different from …

… in the breastfeeding population require unique … of breastfeeding. We discuss the evaluation,
diagnosis, and treatment modalities that ensure optimal support of breastfeeding mothers …

… of the breastfeeding challenges facing preterm mother-infant … deciphering the mother-preterm
infant ‘‘breastfeeding puzzle’… the mother-infant pair as one entity rather than two separate …

… is no different from inclusion of ICP. … in breastfeeding women, at 24 weeks, versus
nonbreastfeeders at 68 weeks. The study had a small sample size of 25 women, 13 of whom …

… We selected all studies in which the primary or secondary goal was to evaluate the
association between breastfeeding and UC or CD as separate entities. These articles were …

… Inflammatory breast cancer (IBC) is a unique clinical manifestation of malignant breast
disease and accounts for 2%-4% of invasive breast cancers diagnosed in the United States. …

… Clinical Protocol #36 implicitly acknowledges the implausibility of the pathogenic biofilm …
as “a distinct clinical entity related to interstitial edema and hyperemia” [1, p. 362]. This separate …