Hepatic and Splenic Capsule
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Hepatic Capsule
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Toggle ItemHepatic 4XA: Hepatic lobule
B: Fibrous bands of tissue that separates the lobules of the liver
C: Hepatic capsule also known as Glisson's capsule is DCCTRA and surrounds the outside of the liver. -
Toggle ItemHepatic 20XA: Glisson's capsule is distinguished from the underlying portion of the liver by amount of connective tissue separating the nuclei of the cells. DCCTRA
B: Hepatocytes are the functional unit of the liver -
Toggle ItemHepatic 40XA: Glisson's capsule
B: Binucleated hepatocytes
C: Von Kupffer cells are located in the sinusoids that exist between the hepatocytes and are phagocytes.
Splenic Capsule
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Toggle ItemSplenic 4XA: White pulp is lymphatic tissue arranged in dense circles in the spleen
B: Red pulp helps in erythrocyte maintenance
C: Splenic capsule surrounds the spleen and is considered DCCTRA with elastic fibers
D: Trabeculae are extensions of the capsule into the parenchyma -
Toggle ItemSplenic 20XA: Splenic capsule
B: Red pulp -
Toggle ItemSplenic 40XA: Splenic capsule. DCCTRA with elastic fibers
B: Red pulp