Question

Superficial pulmonary plexus

Accepted Answer

Structure: a series of lympathic vessels located on the outer surface of the lung just deep to the visceral pleura (visible as dark lines)Function: trapping particulate matter that was inhaled into the lungs and ingested by macrophages in the connective tissue spaces between bronchopulmonary segments and subsegments.

Front	Superficial pulmonary plexus
Back	Structure: a series of lympathic vessels located on the outer surface of the lung just deep to the visceral pleura (visible as dark lines) Function: trapping particulate matter that was inhaled into the lungs and ingested by macrophages in the connective tissue spaces between bronchopulmonary segments and subsegments.

Superficial Pulmonary Plexus Structure Series Lympathic Vessels Located