intralobular
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A detailed diagram shows intralobular structures within a single liver lobule.
Definition
- Adjective:
- Situated or occurring within a lobe or lobule: Describes something located inside or happening inside the anatomical or biological subdivisions known as lobes or lobules.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- The biopsy revealed intralobular fibrosis. (The medical examination showed fibrous tissue formation inside the lobules.)
- Intralobular ducts are part of the gland's secretory system. (The ducts located within the lobules are components of the gland's system for producing secretions.)
Advanced Usage
- Technical/Medical Context: The term is almost exclusively used in specialized fields like anatomy, histology, and pathology to describe the precise location of structures, processes, or abnormalities.
- The pathologist noted the presence of intralobular inflammation. (The disease specialist observed inflammatory cells within the lobules.)
Variants and Related Words
- Interlobular (adj): Situated or occurring between lobes or lobules. This is a related but contrasting term.
- Interlobular septa separate the lung lobules. (The connective tissue partitions between the lobules divide them.)
Synonyms
- Intralobar (adj): Within a lobe. This is a very close synonym, though "lobe" is generally a larger subdivision than a "lobule."
Antonyms
- Interlobular (adj): Between lobes or lobules.
- Extralobular (adj): Outside of a lobe or lobule.
A detailed diagram shows intralobular structures within a single liver lobule.
Adjective
- inside lobes or lobules