Lymphatic & Endocrine systems - Anatomy

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LYMPHATIC SYSTEM   11/9/2013 1 Dr. Abir El Sadik

LYMPHATIC SYSTEM The system which is responsible for the circulation of the lymph from the tissue spaces (intercellular spaces) to the blood stream. The lymph is a clear colorless fluid, rich in proteins, which circulates in the lymph vessels. 11/9/2013 2 Dr. Abir El Sadik

Lymphatic system consists of 3 parts: Lymph vessels . Lymphoid tissues as lymph nodes, spleen, tonsils and thymus. Free cells (lymphocytes). 11/9/2013 3 Dr. Abir El Sadik

Lymph Vessels: They are closed end fine vessels present in the tissue spaces uniting together to form larger lymph vessels which join the lymph nodes. 11/9/2013 4 Dr. Abir El Sadik

All the lymph vessels in the body are collected into 2 large lymph ducts in the root of the neck, they are: Thoracic duct drains the left side of head, neck and left upper limb, left half of thorax and whole body below diaphragm. Right lymphatic duct drains the right side of head and neck, right half of thorax and right upper limb. The 2 ducts open into 2 large veins present at the root of the neck. 11/9/2013 Dr. Abir El Sadik 5

Lymph Nodes Lymph nodes are oval or kidney-shaped small bodies situated along the course of lymph vessels. Lymph node consists of cortex and medulla. 11/9/2013 6 Dr. Abir El Sadik

They are present in groups in special and fixed sites, they are: At the root of upper limb (in axilla ) and root of lower limb (in groin). In the neck , on both its sides and at its junction with the head. In the chest , close to trachea and bronchi. Close to abdominal and pelvic organs. Around abdominal aorta and blood vessels of pelvis. 11/9/2013 Dr. Abir El Sadik 7

Functions: Filtration of lymph from bacteria and foreign bodies. Formation and production of lymphocytes . They are the sites of interaction between micro-organisms (antigens) and phagocytes and lymphocytes (antibodies). So they play an important role in the defense mechanism. 11/9/2013 8 Dr. Abir El Sadik

Spleen Position : It lies in the upper left part of the abdominal cavity, deep to the 9 th , 10 th and 11 th ribs . 11/9/2013 9 Dr. Abir El Sadik

Shape : Wedge-shaped, it has: Two ends : Medial (narrow end). Lateral (broad end). Two borders : Upper border: sharp and notched. Lower border : smooth and rounded. 11/9/2013 Dr. Abir El Sadik 10

Two surfaces: Diaphragmatic : convex surface related to diaphragm. Visceral Related to 4 viscera: a- Stomach. b- Left colic flexure. c- Tail of pancreas. d- Left kidney. 11/9/2013 11 Dr. Abir El Sadik

ENDOCRINE SYSTEM 11/9/2013 12 Dr. Abir El Sadik

A group of ductless glands that secrete hormones directly into the blood stream . Pituitary gland: A small gland 1/2 gm in weight which lies in a special fossa in the middle part of the base of the skull, below the brain. It secretes many hormones which circulate in the blood and control the secretion of all remaining endocrine glands, as: growth hormone TSH (Thyroid stimulating hormone) ACTH ( Adrenocorticotrophic hormone). 11/9/2013 13 Dr. Abir El Sadik

Thyroid gland : Butterfly gland which lies in front of the lower part of larynx and upper part of trachea in the lower part of the neck. It consists of 2 pyramidal-shaped lobes which are connected together by a transverse band called isthmus . It moves up and down with the movement of larynx during swallowing. It secretes thyroxin hormone. 11/9/2013 14 Dr. Abir El Sadik

Parathyroid glands : 4 small yellowish glands embedded in the posterior surface of the thyroid gland Responsible for secretion of parathyroid hormone (PTH) which regulates the calcium and phosphorus metabolism. 11/9/2013 15 Dr. Abir El Sadik

Suprarenal glands (Adrenals): Two semilunar or triangular glands present at the upper poles of the kidneys. Each gland has: cortex secretes cortisone hormone medulla secretes adrenaline and noradrenaline hormones. 11/9/2013 16 Dr. Abir El Sadik

Pancreas : A mixed endocrine and exocrine gland which lies transversely on the posterior abdominal wall extending from the duodenum till the spleen. Its endocrine part is called islets of Langerhans , which secretes insulin and glucagon hormones that regulate the blood glucose level. 11/9/2013 17 Dr. Abir El Sadik

Gonads : Two testis in male and two ovaries in female: Testes in male secretes testosterone hormone. Ovary in female secretes oestrogen and progesterone hormones. 11/9/2013 18 Dr. Abir El Sadik