Lymphatic System Anatomy

Lymphatic System Anatomy lymphatic system The lymphatic system is made up of lymph nodes and lymph vessels that drain fluids from your body's tissues The fluids carry toxins, immune cells, and waste excretory system They're part of your lymphatic system, which, along with your spleen Your lymph system is a key part of your immune system It's made up

excretory system lymphatic vasculature is more conducive to immune induction and tolerance than the blood vasculature Lymphatic System in Immune Regulation : Implications

digestive system The lymphatic system is a series of vessels and nodes that collects and filters excess tissue fluid , before returning it to the Conditions we treat · Lymphedema The most common lymphatic disease is lymphedema · Lipedema · Filariasis, Podoconiosis · Gorham's Disease · Intestinal