Bony Tissue. Central Part of an Osteon

作者: Radivoj V. Krstić

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-70420-8_109

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摘要: Two concentric bone lamellae (1, 2) with interjacent osteocytes (3) surround a Haversian canal, through which runs blood capillary (4). The perivascular space (5) contains osteoblasts (6; see Plate 100), are less numerous in older than younger osteons. Inactive osteoclasts (7), macrophages (8), nerve fibers (9), and lymphatic vessels may also occur canals addition to the vessels.

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