Rolandic Anatomy
Regions
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Regions of connective tissue are broadly defined areas within the body characterized by a predominance of connective tissue proper, providing support, separation, and connection between other tissues and organs. These regions encompass diverse subtypes including fascia, areolar tissue, and adipose tissue.
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