subdivision of tube

An anatomical structure classified as organ (subdivision of tube).

Type Organ
Parent Structure organ part

Sub-structures

abdominal part of esophagus Muscle celiac trunk Organ cervical part of esophagus Muscle cloaca Bone cortical collecting duct Organ descending thoracic aorta Vessel descending trunk of arch of aorta Vessel epiglottis Organ future mouth Organ hypopharynx Organ infundibulum of hair follicle Gland jugular bulb Organ juxtaductal region of aortic arch Vessel membranous urethra of male or female Organ oropharynx Organ postductal region of aortic arch Vessel preductal region of aortic arch Vessel prostatic urethra Organ proximo-distal subdivision of respiratory tract Organ renal medulla collecting duct Organ section of aorta Vessel stomodeum Organ subdivision of digestive tract Organ thoracic part of esophagus Organ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the subdivision of tube?
An anatomical structure classified as organ (subdivision of tube).

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