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interlobular

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interlobular /in·ter·lob·u·lar/ (-lob´u-lar) situated or occurring between lobules.
interlobular
between lobules.


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A high resolution computerized tomography (CT) scan of the chest in 2001 showed fine linear markings at the bases extending to the pleural surface, with thickened interlobular septa.
Silica exposure and systemic vasculitis by Mulloy, Karen B. / Environmental Health Perspectives
Finally, rats have thin pleura, relatively few pleural lymphatics, and no interlobular connective tissue, whereas humans have thick pleura, relatively abundant pleural lymphatics, and abundant interlobular connective tissue (23-25).
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There was variable visible pigmentation, mostly along lymphatics in the subpleural interlobular septa, but also in some cases in the centriacinar zones and along the bronchopulmonary airways.
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