tolito
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will look it up and re;ly if i understand it...
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| babli
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In closed circulation through the spleen, blood empties from the vessels of the white pulp into sheathed capillaries of the red pulp and then directly into the sinuses.
• In open circulation, blood empties from the sheathed capillaries into the splenic cords and then enters the sinuses through slits in the wall.
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| babli
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- Does the spleen have closed or open circulation? - It is not completely known.
Open = terminal arterial capillaries open into pulp reticulum and blood
gradually filters into venous capillaries (sinusoids)
Closed = arterial capillaries enter directly into venous sinuses, but capillaries
with large hole (discontinuous capillaries) so RBCs can be exchanged freely
- It appears that open circulation predominates and that closed circulation serves only a
minor role.
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| babli
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1Trabecular veins
2Trabecular arteries
3Pulp veins
4Penicillar arterioles
5Follicle with follicle capillaries
6Artery with periarterial lymphatic sheath (PALS)
7Splenic sinus
8Reticular fibrous framework
9Open capillaries
10 closed capillaries.
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| StormBlade
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this topic is still not clear and wel-explained in the scientific literature
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