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What is emphyzema?

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∙ 13y ago
Updated: 9/20/2023

Hyper inflation of air sacs with destruction of alveolar walls.

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Why are there so many villi found in the small intestine?

Tough one. I love science but math is my arch enemy so I'll list the facts in case I forgot to carry a 1. 20-40 villi per square millimeter / 600 square feet in an adult's small intestine / 304.8 millimeter per square foot / 600 X 304.8 = 182,880 square millimeters in small intestine / 182,880 X 20 = 3,657,600 villi / 182,880 X 40 = 7,315,200 villi. THERE ARE ANYWHERE FROM 3,657,600 - 7,315,200 VILLI IN THE AVERAGE ADULT'S SMALL INTESTINE.


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