sigmoid colon lamina propria

lamina propria of sigmoid colon

The lamina propria that underlies the epithelial lining of the sigmoid colon.

種類 Organ
親構造 lamina propria of large intestine
ラテン語名 lamina propria of sigmoid colon

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What is the sigmoid colon lamina propria?
The sigmoid colon lamina propria is the layer of connective tissue that underlies the epithelial lining of the sigmoid colon. It is a component of the colonic mucosa and provides structural support to the intestinal crypts while housing immune cells and vascular structures.
Where is the sigmoid colon lamina propria located?
The sigmoid colon lamina propria is located within the wall of the sigmoid colon, which is the S-shaped segment of the large intestine in the left lower pelvis, just before the rectum. It lies between the surface epithelium and the muscularis mucosae.
What is the function of the sigmoid colon lamina propria?
The sigmoid colon lamina propria supports the crypt epithelium that absorbs water and electrolytes from fecal material. It contains immune cells — including lymphocytes, plasma cells, and macrophages — that contribute to mucosal immunity and defense against luminal microorganisms.
What conditions may affect the sigmoid colon lamina propria?
The sigmoid colon lamina propria may be associated with diverticular disease, where mucosal outpouchings develop through the colonic wall. Inflammatory bowel disease, sigmoid volvulus, and sigmoid colon carcinoma may also involve pathological changes in the lamina propria.
How is the sigmoid colon lamina propria examined?
The sigmoid colon lamina propria is commonly examined through biopsies taken during flexible sigmoidoscopy or colonoscopy. Tissue analysis assesses inflammatory cell patterns, glandular integrity, and any dysplastic changes within the mucosal architecture.

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Data sources: Terminologia Anatomica, Foundational Model of Anatomy, Wikidata.