HUMAN ANATOMY PKG >CUSTOM<
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Chapter 25, Problem 1CRCAQ
Why would a radical mastectomy affect ability to adduct one’s arms (as in doing push-ups)? Would a lumpectomy cause a similar deficit? Why or why not? (Try to remember the main muscle used in doing push-ups: see Table 11.9.)
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