Skeleton Fibrous

The fibrous skeleton is the tissue that is located between the cells of the body and ensures their structural integrity. It consists of a large number of fibers that connect cells to each other. These fibers are called elastic fibers. The main function of the fibrous skeleton is to support and maintain the shape and structure of tissues. Fibers of this type are also involved in regulating blood pressure and ensuring the distribution of fluids within the body. In addition, skeletal tissue performs a protective function, protecting internal organs from mechanical damage.

Fiber fabric is not as simple as it seems. The body is built very complexly. Each organ is made up of several different types of tissue, each of which performs its own specific functions. Each type has its own tasks, the common goal of which is to support the body as a whole. All this is connected with the work of the circulatory and lymphatic system, through which various substances pass: fats, proteins, carbohydrates, minerals. All these processes are helped by a special tissue - the interstitial matrix.

This type of tissue in the body of animals and humans differs in appearance, density and external growth. But despite the differences in all species, it is divided into several types. There are seven types of it in the human body. These types can be divided into two types according to their main characteristics: The following classification is distinguished: - dense network; - collagen meshes. The dense mesh consists of smooth muscle muscles, the mucous layer between organs, and fat deposits. And when it passes inside the choroid with neurolemmoid membranes, it is called dense fibrous. In diabetic vascular disease or neuropathy, the nerve fibers covered with cobwebs are enveloped in a frame-mesh structure. But in case of damage to the neurosensory organs by mesh structures, the person does not lose consciousness. This is because the brain structures that control the functioning of the senses are not affected.