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Special histology. Introduction to histology of human organs and systems

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Histology, Embryology, Cytology

Оглавление

Team of authors

Science editors

Foreword from science editors to the seventh edition

Foreword to the sixth edition

Foreword to the fifth edition

Introductory part +

General histology +

Special histology. Introduction to histology of human organs and systems -

Chapter 12. Nervous system

12.1. Nervous system development

12.2. Peripheral nervous system

12.2.2. Ganglia

12.3. Central nervous system

12.3.1. Spinal cord

12.4. Autonomic nervous system

12.5. Membranes of the brain and spinal cord

12.6. Age-related changes in the nervous system

12.7. Blood supply to central nervous system

Chapter 13. Senses

13.1. General morphofunctional features and classification

13.2.1. Development of eyes

13.2.2. Eye structure

13.3. Organs of smell

13.4. Taste organ

13.5. Organ of hearing and equilibrium

13.5.1. External ear

13.5.2. Middle ear

13.5.3. Inner ear

Chapter 14. Cardiovascular system

14.1. Blood vessels

14.1.1. Arteries

14.1.2. Microcirculatory bloodstream

14.1.4. Organ-specific structure of blood vessels

14.2. Lymph vessels

14.3.1. Endocardium

14.3.2. Myocardium

14.3.3. Epicardium and pericardium

Chapter 15. Lymphoid system

15.1. Primary lymphoid organs

15.1.1. Bone marrow

15.2. Secondary lymphoid organs

15.2.2. Lymph nodes

15.2.3. Mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue

15.3. Morphological basis of defense reactions

15.4. Lymphoid system and cellular interactions in immune reactions

15.4.1. General characteristics. Definitions

15.4.2. Characteristics of immunocompetent cells

Chapter 16. Endocrine system

16.1. Interrelation of nervous and endocrine system

16.2. Central organs of endocrine system

16.2.1. Hypothalamus

16.2.2. Pituitary gland

16.2.3. Pineal gland

16.3. Peripheral endocrine glands

16.3.1. Thyroid gland

16.3.2. Parathyroid glands

16.3.3. Adrenal glands

16.4. Diffuse endocrine system (apud cells)

Chapter 17. Digestive system

17.1. General microscopic structure of alimentary canal

17.2. Anterior part of alimentary canal

17.2.2. Waldeyer’s tonsillar ring (pharyngeal lymphoid ring)

17.2.3. Salivary glands

17.2.5. Pharynx

17.2.6. Esophagus

17.3. Middle and posterior parts of alimentary canal

17.3.1. Stomach

17.3.2. Small intestine

17.3.3. Large intestine

17.5. Gall bladder

17.6.1. Exocrine part

17.6.2. Endocrine part

Chapter 18. Respiratory system

18.1.3. Trachea

18.2.1. Bronchial tree

18.2.2. Respiratory region

Chapter 19. Integument

19.1.1. Epidermis

19.2. Dermal appendages

19.2.1. Skin glands

Chapter 20. Urinary system

20.2. Urinary tract

Chapter 21. Reproductive system

21.1. Male reproductive system

21.1.2. Seminiferous ducts

21.1.3. Accessory glands of male reproductive system

21.2. Female reproductive function

21.2.1. Ovaries

21.2.2. Other organs of female reproductive system

21.2.3. Ovarian and menstrual cycle

21.2.4. Age-related changes in female reproductive organs

21.3. External genitals