✨ Overview
Lymphatic vessels are a network of thin-walled tubes that transport lymph, a fluid containing immune cells, proteins, and waste products, throughout the body. They form a vital part of the lymphatic and immune systems, supporting fluid balance, nutrient absorption, and immune surveillance. By returning interstitial fluid to the bloodstream and transporting immune cells, lymphatic vessels help maintain homeostasis and protect against infection.
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🗝️ Key Functions
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ᛝ Anatomy (Structure)
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💡 Interesting Facts
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🔗 Related Disorders
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🛠️ Signs Lymphatic Vessels May Need Support
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