nahaaluse
Nahaaluse is an Estonian term describing the subcutaneous tissue, the layer of connective and adipose tissue located beneath the dermis and above the underlying muscles or bones. It is also referred to as the hypodermis. The nahaaluse serves as an interface between the skin and deeper structures and contributes to insulation, energy storage, and cushioning.
Location and composition: The nahaaluse lies between the dermis and the deep fascia or muscle. It is
Functions: Adipose tissue within the nahaaluse stores energy and provides thermal insulation and mechanical cushioning for
Clinical relevance: The nahaaluse is a common target in medical procedures such as subcutaneous injections (for