Adenoids And Tonsils
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The outer, or epithe- lial layer of the mucous membrane be- comes folded in such a way that pockets are formed lined with epithelium, but extending into the deeper layers of the mucous membrane. (Fig. 4. ) These 17 HARVARD HEALTH TALKS pockets may be shallow and simple, or they may become deep and branching, while the lower portions of the mucous membrane in the neighborhood of these pockets become much thickened and modified, forming the mass of the tonsil. The pockets are called crypts. Betwe...en the crypts the deeper structures of the original mucous membrane, fibrous tis- sue, blood vessels, and lymph channels extend upwards to the surface of the ton- sil. Between this network and the crypts are developed a large number of round bodies, called the follicles of the tonsil, the function of which is not known.
These tonsillar masses vary very much in size. They may be no larger than the head of a pin or half of a small pea, imbedded in the mucous membrane of the side or the back of the pharynx.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The outer, or epithe- lial layer of the mucous membrane be- comes folded in such a way that pockets are formed lined with epithelium, but extending into the deeper layers of the mucous membrane. (Fig. 4. ) These 17 HARVARD HEALTH TALKS pockets may be shallow and simple, or they may become deep and branching, while the lower portions of the mucous membrane in the neighborhood of these pockets become much thickened and modified, forming the mass of the tonsil. The pockets are called crypts. Betwe...en the crypts the deeper structures of the original mucous membrane, fibrous tis- sue, blood vessels, and lymph channels extend upwards to the surface of the ton- sil. Between this network and the crypts are developed a large number of round bodies, called the follicles of the tonsil, the function of which is not known.
These tonsillar masses vary very much in size. They may be no larger than the head of a pin or half of a small pea, imbedded in the mucous membrane of the side or the back of the pharynx.
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