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Can you deswell a spleen?
Yes. But it takes time and effort. You can't wrestle or do any contact sports... Baseball, basketball, horseback riding, etc. You know your spleen is swollen if your ribs are or have been hurting. Also tell your doctor because an enlarged spleen could mean lots of things such as infections. They might need to take blood of do an ultrasound.
How does a splenectomy affects erythrocyte disposal?
One of the functions of the spleen is to play a role in the processing of dead red blood cells (erythrocytes), but it is not the only place in the body where that process takes place. The liver can take up that function as well as other tissues in the lymphatic system.
What is the purpose of the spleen?
The spleen has two purposes. The first purpose of the spleen is to filter your blood of old blood cells and any foreign bodies. The second purpose of the spleen is to coordiante the immune system.
How long does it take to grow an organ from stem cells?
The time it takes to grow an organ from stem cells can vary depending on the type of organ and the specific conditions of the process. In general, it can take several weeks to several months for stem cells to develop into a functional organ that can be used for transplantation or research purposes.
What best describe where transduction of hearing takes place?
Transduction of hearing takes place in the cochlea of the inner ear. This is where sound waves are converted into electrical signals that can be interpreted by the brain. The hair cells in the cochlea play a key role in this process by detecting vibrations and sending signals to the auditory nerve.
What organs takes over many functions of the spleen after a splenectomy?
There is no one specific organ that takes over the functions of the spleen, rather their are several tissues in the body that are able to pick up some of the important functions of the spleen, for example the recycling of red blood cells. Yes that is true, but, once the spleen is gone, the liver takes over most of the fuctions that the spleen used to do.
What organ do the job of the spleen after a spleenectomy?
Some of the jobs of the spleen are taken over by the liver, but not all. The spleen stores platelets for instance. This job is not done by anything after the spleen is removed, but this is really not too big of a deal. The spleen also takes apart red blood cells after they are dead and can reuse the material taken from them (This process also creates bilirubin which is taken by the liver and is an ingredient of bile, the substance stored in your gallbladder and used in digestion). The spleen is also part of your lymphatic and immune system, so there are some jobs that go undone. There are meds that patients of spleen removal must take for the rest of their life after a splenectomy.
What is the organ organ where egg production takes place?
sex
Can you deswell a spleen?
Yes. But it takes time and effort. You can't wrestle or do any contact sports... Baseball, basketball, horseback riding, etc. You know your spleen is swollen if your ribs are or have been hurting. Also tell your doctor because an enlarged spleen could mean lots of things such as infections. They might need to take blood of do an ultrasound.
What is the restpirtory organ that takes in and releases?
lungs
What takes waste out of your body?
The liver organ.
What is respiratory organ takes in and releases?
takes in oxygen and releases carbon dioxide.
What organ takes in oxygen?
The organ that takes in oxygen is the lungs. While in breathing process, oxygen passes through the lungs from the air by means of inhaling.
How much pain does a spleen disorder cause?
A spleen disorder is quite dangerous as it takes away the immunity of the person which then makes them very vulnerable to infection and means that they will have to take special medications for the rest of their lives to accommodate this.
How does a splenectomy affects erythrocyte disposal?
One of the functions of the spleen is to play a role in the processing of dead red blood cells (erythrocytes), but it is not the only place in the body where that process takes place. The liver can take up that function as well as other tissues in the lymphatic system.
Name the organ that takes oxygen from the mother to the fetus?
the placenta
Where does most of the cleanup of dead red blood cells take place?
Most of the cleanup of dead red blood cells takes place in the spleen. The spleen contains specialized cells called macrophages that engulf and break down the old red blood cells, recycling their components for future use in the body.
