Jean says:
"After all, we used to think there were milk sinuses and now we know

there aren't,
From my point of view, there is not yet sufficient evidence to make
such
an "all or nothing" statement."

I think I've said it before, so I'll make this brief.  While there
may not be LS's in the form we have described for years, I can't
help but notice that when showing ultrasounds of the ducts expanding
with MER, the transducers are held in the vacinity of the areolar
margin!  Isn't this exactly where we have shown LS's in the past?
So it seems to me, no matter what you call that location or whether
it is an actual structure or perhaps a more "stretchy" region of the
ducts, the key point is that that is where baby's jaws need to be
working or mom's hands when doing manual expression in order to
achieve maximum volume coming out of the breast.

Winnie

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