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Submucosa

The submucosa (tela submucosa), or submucosal layer, is a thin layer of tissue in various organs of the gastrointestinal, respiratory, and genitourinary tracts. It is the layer of dense irregular connective tissue that supports the mucosa (mucous membrane) and joins it to the muscular layer, the bulk of overlying smooth muscle (fibers running circularly…

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FMA
85391
Latin
tela submucosa
TA2
2857, 2891, 2913, 2939, 2967, 3221, 3234, 3419
TA98
A05.3.01.028 A05.4.01.014 A05.5.01.026 A05.6.01.008 A05.7.01.005 A06.4.02.028 A08.3.01.022

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Submucosa

Nodes52
Edges51
Triples30
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.038462
Components1

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Submucosa

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related to history · 7
Submucosa → CD34, However, March, Theses, They, To, Weibel-Palade
related to Small intestinal submucosa · 6
Submucosa → SIS, SIS-ECM, Small, Some, They, Unlike
related to Additional images · 5
Submucosa → General, Moderately, Section, Stomach, Vertical
related to Clinical significance · 4
Submucosa → Abnormalities, An, Identification, The
related to Structure · 4
Submucosa → Blood, Histologically, In, Meissner's
FMA · 1
Submucosa → 85391
Latin · 1
Submucosa → tela submucosa
TA2 · 1
Submucosa → 2857, 2891, 2913, 2939, 2967, 3221, 3234, 3419
TA98 · 1
Submucosa → A05.3.01.028 A05.4.01.014 A05.5.01.026 A05.6.01.008 A05.7.01.005 A06.4.02.028 A08.3.01.022

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mucosa submucosal tissue ultrasound gastrointestinal endoscopic layer membrane endoscopy muscle wall mucous intestinal tela longitudinal serosa respiratory images esophagus performed

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
SubmucosaFMA853911.00infobox
SubmucosaLatintela submucosa1.00infobox
SubmucosaTA22857, 2891, 2913, 2939, 2967, 3221, 3234, 34191.00infobox
SubmucosaTA98A05.3.01.028 A05.4.01.014 A05.5.01.026 A05.6.01.008 A05.7.01.005 A06.4.02.028 A08.3.01.0221.00infobox
Submucosarelated to Additional imagesStomach0.60section
Submucosarelated to Additional imagesSection0.60section
Submucosarelated to Additional imagesModerately0.60section
Submucosarelated to Additional imagesVertical0.60section
Submucosarelated to Additional imagesGeneral0.60section
Submucosarelated to Clinical significanceIdentification0.60section
Submucosarelated to Clinical significanceAbnormalities0.60section
Submucosarelated to Clinical significanceThe0.60section

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