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peritubular

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peritubular /peri·tu·bu·lar/ (per″ĭ-too´bu-lar) situated around or near tubules.
peritubular
investing the uriniferous tubules.

peritubular plexus
a plexus of capillaries formed by the renal intertubular arterioles around cortical uriniferous tubules.
peritubular space
water and electrolytes resorbed by tubular epithelium passes into this space.


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While the formation of granulation tissue is a well-known complication, (5) the development of fibrinous peritubular concretions on long-term tubes and the subsequent formation of an airway foreign body during removal have not been well documented, possibly because metal tubes are much less used.
Microscopic changes in tissue architecture were observed in 13 of 27 surviving oysters and included diffuse to multifocal peritubular hemocyte infiltration, diapedesis and dilation of digestive tubules some of which contained cellular debris (Fig.
Methods: Renal biopsies from 16 patients with lupus nephritis were reviewed for C4d deposition in the glomeruli and peritubular capillaries.
 
 
 
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