| Autor: |
Hansen, H. H., Zentrum, H. Heine |
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Langenbeck's Archives of Surgery; September 1976, Vol. 340 Issue: 3 p191-197, 7p |
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Summary The appendices epiploicae of the colon wall are constituted of three morphologically different types: stalked appendices and others which are attached with their base in longitudinal and vertical direction to the colon axis. The appendices have a characteristic blood supply which varies with the different forms. In difference to other regions of the fat-organ in the human body an increased number of interstitial cells between capillaries and fat-cells can be found. These cells are obviously inserted in the insulin-controlled fat metabilism of the appendices. The interpretation of these morphological findings is that functionally the appendices may play a role in the resorption of water and electrolytes from the colon contents. |
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