Montgomery's glands
Montgomery's glands (mŏnt-gom-er-iz) pl. n. sebaceous glands on the areola surrounding the nipple of a woman's breast. They enlarge during pregnancy and their secretions lubricate and protect the breast during breast feeding. [ W. F. Montgomery (1797–1859), Irish obstetrician]
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