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Histology and physiology of the vermiform appendix in humans

I. S. Rozhdestvenskiy

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Histology. The vermiform process in its structure is closest to the large intestine. Its walls are formed by four membranes: 1) mucous membrane (tunica mucosa), 2) submucosa (tela submucosa), 3) muscular (tunica muscularis) and 4) outer, peritoneal membrane (tunica serosa).

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Histology. The vermiform process in its structure is closest to the large intestine. Its walls are formed by four membranes: 1) mucous membrane (tunica mucosa), 2) submucosa (tela submucosa), 3) muscular (tunica muscularis) and 4) outer, peritoneal membrane (tunica serosa).

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Histology. The vermiform process in its structure is closest to the large intestine. Its walls are formed by four membranes: 1) mucous membrane (tunica mucosa), 2) submucosa (tela submucosa), 3) muscular (tunica muscularis) and 4) outer, peritoneal membrane (tunica serosa).

Key concepts: Vermiform, Submucosa, Tunica, Anatomy, Histology, Appendix, Tunica media, Pathology

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