Anatomie: Milz (Latein)

Die Milz liegt im linken Oberbauch. Ihre Hauptfunktionen beinhalten das Filtern vom Blut, die Produktion neuer Blutzellen und das Speichern von Plättchen.

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Die Milz liegt im linken Oberbauch. Ihre Hauptfunktionen beinhalten das Filtern vom Blut, die Produktion neuer Blutzellen und das Speichern von Plättchen.

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Set of flashcards Details

Flashcards	18
Language	Deutsch
Category	Medical
Level	University
Copyright	Kenhub
Created / Updated	08.06.2018 / 08.06.2018
Printable	Yes

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This box is part of the bundle Anatomie - Abdomen & Becken (Latein)

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Venae trabeculares

Balkenvenen

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Vena splenica

Milzvene

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Trabeculae splenicae

Milzbalken

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Pulpa splenica

Milzpulpa

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Margo superior splenica

Oberrand der Milz

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Margo inferior splenis

Unterrand der Milz

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Ligamentum splenorenale

Milz-Nieren-Band

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Ligamentum gastrosplenicum

Magen-Milz-Band

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Hilum splenicum

Milzhilus

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Facies renalis splenica

Nierenseite der Milz

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