Sentences with phrase «carry lymphatic fluid»

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Fluid - carrying vessels in the body, such as blood and lymphatic vessels, generally emerge through one of several distinct processes.

The purpose of the lymphatic fluid is to feed the cells by carrying vital nutrients to them and to «take the trash out», i.e. deliver cellular waste to the bloodstream, from where it's handed over to the kidneys, colon and lungs for elimination.

After these living cells feed off the nutrients delivered through the bloodstream, they produce metabolic debris that is then carried away by the lymphatic fluid, also known as lymph.

The lymphatic system is a complex network of fluid - filled nodes, vessels, ducts and glands that bathe our cells and carry waste material away from the tissues to neutralize it.

The lymphatic system carries a clear fluid which contains excess proteins, wastes, and other elements.

The lymphatic system is comprised of your lymph nodes, spleen, thymus and the system of vessels that carry protective fluids throughout your body, guarding it from disease.

The lymphatic system is a sophisticated and fundamental network that works with your circulatory system to carry and filter body fluids.

The lymphatic system in your pet carries white blood cells that fight infection as well as using and transporting this fluid.