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interstitium

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interstitium /in·ter·sti·ti·um/ (-stish´ĭ-um)
in·ter·sti·ti·um (ntr-stsh-m)
n.
An interstice.

interstitium
[-stish′ē·əm]
the space between cells in a tissue.

interstitium [in″ter-stish´e-um]
interstitium
1. interstice.
2. interstitial tissue.

in·ter·stit·i·um (in'tĕr-stish'ē-ŭm),
A small area, space, or gap in the substance of an organ or tissue.
See also: connective tissue.
Synonym(s): interstice
[L.]

in·ter·stit·i·um (in'tĕr-stish'ē-ŭm)
A small area, space, or gap in the substance of an organ or tissue.
See also: connective tissue
Synonym(s): interstice.
[L.]


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