Lecture

Pancreas Microscopic Structure

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Description

This lecture covers the microscopic structure of the pancreas, including the different parts such as the head, body, and tail, as well as detailed descriptions of the Islet of Langerhans, acinar cells, ducts, and cellular components. The instructor explains the histological features of the pancreas, highlighting the unique characteristics of the exocrine and endocrine components, and provides comparisons with other glandular structures.

Instructor

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