Bulgarian Doctors Provide Free Check-ups for 300 Residents in Mala Prespa, Albania
Nearly 300 residents from Mala Prespa in Albania, where a Bulgarian community resides, received free medical check-ups from a team of prominent Bulgarian doctors
American doctors found in the human body a new organ, which can contain up to 20% of the body’s fluid. The doctors made the discovery accidentally, during the endoscopy session, studying the patient’s gastrointestinal tract. The study found in the extrahepatic bile ducts and ducts of the pancreas a certain “reticular structure” consisting of 20 millimetric dark branching lines surrounding large polygonal spaces filled with fluorescein. “They do not have an obvious correlation with known structures. Although endoscopists have suggested that this network is a capillary or lymphangioma, no structure can explain the reticular structure of dark lines and bright fluid-filled spaces, “says the study in a journal Scientific Reports . Doctors were interested in finding and began to look for similar structures in other parts of the human body. The scientists found them in the tissues of the nose. According to the researchers, such structures can be located in all tissues and contain up to 20% of the total fluid in the body. Physicians also suggested a link between the “reticular structure” and metastasis of cancer and many inflammatory diseases. According to one version, cancer channels can penetrate the lymphatic system through the canal-lines of this organ.
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