maksakiinnikokoon
maksakiinnikokoon is a Finnish term that translates to "liver capsule" or "liver coat" in English. It refers to the protective fibrous layer that encloses the liver. This capsule is also known as Glisson's capsule. It is a thin but tough membrane composed of dense irregular connective tissue.
The primary function of maksakiinnikokoon is to provide structural support and protection to the delicate liver
Microscopically, maksakiinnikokoon consists of collagen and elastic fibers. It is closely adherent to the liver parenchyma,
The term maksakiinnikokoon is primarily used in anatomical and medical contexts in Finland. It is important