A study of gross and histological structure of thymus gland in fetuses and adolescent

Abstract

The thymus is the lymphoid organ of greatest importance. It is a structurally separated lobules through the tissue of the connective septa. That lobule has a cortex and a medulla in it. Many studies of this organ related to the histology of early fetuses are focused on animals. The present study focuses on certain features relating to the histogenesis of the thymus
and adolescent fetuses.