PRACTICALS: LYMPHATIC
SYSTEM
KRIZIAOUMO P. ORPIA, RMT, MED-1C
LYMPH NODE
Cortex
Capsule
Medulla
CORTEX Trabecula
Trabecular Sinus
Subcapsular Sinus
Capsule
Mantle/Crescent
Germinal Center
of Flemming
Lymphatic Nodule
CORTEX Trabecula
Trabecular Sinus
Subcapsular Sinus
Germinal Center
GERMINAL CENTER
Branch of the
Trabecular Artery
HILUM
STRUCTURES IN THE HILUM
MEDULLA
Medullary cord
Medullary sinus
SIDENOTES
Medullary cord- an
extension of the the
paracortex in the
Medullary region
Where
Macrophages,
Plasma Cells, and
B-Lymphocytes
are harbored.
Medullary Sinus-
harbors granulocytes if
there is active infection
LYMPH NODES
Lymphatic Capillaries Blood Capillaries
More permeable Permeability Less permeable
Thin walled Thickness of lumen and Thick walled
wall
Present Presence of Valves none
Review Questions:
No pump, relies on body Pump Circulatory pump (relies
movement to move on the circulation
Chyle (Lymph) CONTENT RBC
Lymphocyte WBC
Lymphocyte
Platelets
The leaflets of the valves are pointed towards the flow of Lymph
Layers/ Parts of the Lymph Node
CORTEX B-cells/Macrophages/APCs/Reticular cells
PARACORTEX T-cells CD4
MEDULLA B-cell/ plasma cells/ Macrophages
Primary Nodule B-cells
Diffuse Lymph Tissue Middle Recta Artery
Germinal Centers B-cells
Thymus T- cells
GERMINAL CENTER
When an APC returns to the Node with a recognized antigen, they form a germinal Center
Germinal Center of Flemming
Usually in the cortad
PATHOLOGY OF LYMPH NODES
Tonsilar Crypt
FAUCIAL- PALATINE T.
ADENOID- INF. PHARYNGEAL T.
Germinal Center
Lymphatic nodule
Stratified squamous
e.
- High erythrocyte content
- Sinuses with blood
- Usuallywithout afferent or efferent
- Accessory spleen
HEMAL NODES
COMPONENTS OF THE WALDEYERS ING
WALDEYERS RING
Pharyngeal tonsil
Palatine Tonsil
Lingual Tonsil
Tubal tonsil
DIFFERENTIATION
PALATINE TONSIL LINGUAL TONSIL PHARYNGEAL TONSIL
Non-keratinized strat. Squamous Keratinized Strat. Squamous Respiratory Epithelium
10-20 tonsilar crypts One Crypt per tonsil No Crypts
Epithelial lining tend to inflame
Because of a THIN epithelia
Germinal Center
Lymphatic nodule
Stratified squamous
e.
SPLEEN
LIEN
SPLEEN
Pointed is the CENTRAL ARTERY
PERIARTERIAL LYMPPHATIC
SHEATH
PERIPHERAL T
WHITE
PULP (MALPIGHIAN BODIES) WP MZ
Central Artery
RP
SPLEEN
GC
TV- Trabecular Vein TV
T- Trabeculae
T
GC
Concentrically arranged
epithelioreticular cells (Type VI)
that are isolated and closely
packed
Histology: A Text and Atlas w/ Correlated Cell and Molecular Biology by Michael Ross
Bloom and Fawcett by Don Fawcett
SLIDE BOX 20: Photographed by Kriziaoumo P. Orpia, RMT, MED 1C