Lymph Nodes

• What are the parts of lymph nodes?

  Capsule, Trabeculae, Parenchyma, and Stroma
• Trabeculae: Capsular extensions that divide the lymph nodes into compartments.
• Trabeculae: Provide support, and provide a route for blood vessels into the interior of a node.
• Stroma: Supporting framework of connective tissues.
• Stroma: Consists of capsule, trabeculae, reticular fibers, and fibroblasts.
• Parenchyma: Functioning part of the lymph nodes.
• Parenchyma consists of SUPERFICIAL CORTEX (inner and outer) and DEEP MEDULLA.