front 1 Lymphatic System | back 1 The lymphatic System consists of three parts:
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front 2 Lymphatic vessels (Lymphatics) | back 2 Lymphatic vessels (Lymphatics)
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front 3 Lymphatic Capillaries | back 3 Lymphatic Capillaries
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front 4 Lacteals | back 4 Lacteals
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front 5 Lymphatic Collecting Vessels | back 5 Lymphatic Collecting Vessels
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front 6 Lymphatic Trunks | back 6 Lymphatic Trunks
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front 7 Right Lymphatic Duct | back 7 Right Lymphatic Duct
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front 8 Thoracic Duct | back 8 Thoracic Duct
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front 9 Lymphedema | back 9 Lymphedema
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front 10 Lymphoid (lymphatic) Tissue | back 10 Lymphoid (lymphatic) Tissue
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front 11 Lymphocytes | back 11 Lymphocytes
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front 12 T cells | back 12 T cells
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front 13 B cells | back 13 B cells
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front 14 Antigens | back 14 Antigens
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front 15 Antibodies | back 15 Antibodies
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front 16 Lymphoid Macrophages | back 16 Lymphoid Macrophages
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front 17 Dendritic Cells | back 17 Dendritic Cells
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front 18 Stroma | back 18 Network that supports the other cell types in the lymphoid organs and tissues |
front 19 Reticular Cells | back 19 Reticular Cells
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front 20 Diffuse Lymphatic Tissue | back 20 Diffuse Lymphatic Tissue
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front 21 Lymphoid Follicles (nodules) | back 21 Lymphoid Follicles (nodules)
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front 22 Germinal Centers | back 22 Germinal Centers
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front 23 Lymph Nodes | back 23 Lymph Nodes
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front 24 Lymph Capsule | back 24 Lymph Capsule
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front 25 Trabeculae | back 25 Trabeculae
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front 26 Lymph Node Cortex | back 26 Lymph Node Cortex
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front 27 Lymph Node Medulla | back 27 Lymph Node Medulla
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front 28 Medullary Cords | back 28 Medullary Cords
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front 29 Lymph Sinuses | back 29 Lymph Sinuses
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front 30 Afferent Lymphatic Vessels | back 30 Afferent Lymphatic Vessels
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front 31 Subcapsular Sinus | back 31 Subcapsular Sinus
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front 32 Hilum | back 32 Hilum
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front 33 Efferent Lymphatic Vessels | back 33 Efferent Lymphatic Vessels
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front 34 Buboes | back 34 Buboes
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front 35 Spleen | back 35 Spleen
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front 36 White Pulp | back 36 White Pulp
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front 37 Red Pulp | back 37 Red Pulp
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front 38 Thymus | back 38 Thymus
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front 39 Thymic (Hassall’s) Corpuscles | back 39 Thymic (Hassall’s) Corpuscles
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front 40 Tonsils | back 40 The simplest lymphoid organs. They form a ring of lymphatic tissue around the entrance to the pharynx (throat), where they appear as swellings of the mucosa. The tonsils gather and remove many of the pathogens entering the pharynx in food or in inhaled air. |
front 41 Palatine Tonsils | back 41 Palatine Tonsils
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front 42 Lingual Tonsil | back 42 Lingual Tonsil
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front 43 Pharyngeal Tonsil | back 43 Pharyngeal Tonsil
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front 44 Tubal Tonsils | back 44 Tubal Tonsils
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front 45 Peyer’s Patches | back 45 Peyer’s Patches
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front 46 MALT | back 46 Mucosa-Associated Lymphatic Tissue (MALT)
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front 47 Elephantiasis | back 47 Elephantiasis
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front 48 Hodgkin’s Disease | back 48 Hodgkin’s Disease
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front 49 Lymphadenopathy | back 49 Lymphadenopathy
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front 50 Lymphangiography | back 50 Lymphangiography
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front 51 Lymphoma | back 51 Lymphoma
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