The retromammary space (retromammary bursa) lies between which two structures?

The retromammary space (retromammary bursa)

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APosterior surface of the breast and the pectoralis major fascia
BAnterior surface of the breast and the skin
CPectoralis major and pectoralis minor muscles
DSkin and the superficial fascia

✓ Correct answer: A. Posterior surface of the breast and the pectoralis major fascia The retromammary space is a layer of loose areolar tissue and fat lying between the deep (posterior) surface of the breast and the pectoralis major fascia, allowing some mobility of the breast on the chest wall.

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