- A
trabecula (pl.:
trabeculae, from
Latin for 'small beam') is a small,
often microscopic,
tissue element in the form of a
small beam,
strut or rod that...
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collagenous connective tissue),
which extends inside a
lymph node to form
trabeculae. The
substance of a
lymph node is
divided into the
outer cortex and the...
- The
trabeculae carneae (columnae
carneae or
meaty ridges) are
rounded or
irregular muscular columns which project from the
inner surface of the
right and...
- found.
Arachnoid trabeculae are also
known as
subarachnoid trabeculae (SAT) or
leptomeningeal trabeculae.
Human cranial arachnoid trabeculae are made mostly...
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anatomical and
functional unit of
cancellous bone is the trabecula. The
trabeculae are
aligned towards the
mechanical load
distribution that a bone experiences...
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chamber angle,
contains thin cord-like
trabeculae,
orientated predominantly in a
radial fashion,
enclosing trabeculae spaces larger than the corneoscleral...
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entire structure a
spongy appearance.
These bands and
cords are
called the
trabeculae of
corpora cavernosa of ****, and
consist of
white fibrous tissue, elastic...
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fibroelastic coat,
numerous small fibrous bands, the
trabeculae of the
spleen (or
splenic trabeculae),
emerge from all directions;
these uniting, constitute...
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trabeculae. The
periosteum is
formed and bone
growth continues at the
surface of
trabeculae. Much like ****ules, the
increasing growth of
trabeculae result...
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Trabecular cartilages (
trabeculae cranii,
sometimes simply trabeculae,
prechordal cartilages) are paired, rod-shaped cartilages,
which develop in the head...
