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# The tunica interna (intima) is the innermost wall and consists of a continuous single row of [[endothelium]]<nowiki>cells</nowiki> lying in the longitudinal direction of the vascular flow. It serves as a barrier to the tissue. The [[endothelium]] is separated from the wall by a basement membrane. It is a very smooth layer that ensures unimpeded blood flow. The second layer (Membrana elastica interna) is a thin layer of connective tissue (subendothelium). Here, [[Artery|Arteries]] has more elastic fibers. The tunica media (media) consists mainly of smooth muscles, in the [[veins| veins]] thinner than in the large arteries, between which elastic material and collagenous [[fibrils]] lie. The collagen fibrils reduce the elasticity of the venous tube # The tunica externa (adventitia) has important functions in the supply and innervation of the blood and lymph vessel system. In addition, it forms a displacement bearing and a demarcation from neighbouring structures. Depending on the type of vessel, [[collagen|collagene]] and elastic fibres occur to varying degrees. It does not necessarily set itself off cleanly from its surroundings because its collagen fibres radiate into the surrounding tissue.

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 # The tunica interna (intima) is the innermost wall and consists of a continuous single row of [[Endothel/en|endothelium]] cells lying in the longitudinal direction of the vascular flow.  It serves as a barrier to the tissue. The [[Endothel/en|endothelium]] is separated from the wall by a basement membrane. It is a very smooth layer that ensures unimpeded blood flow.
 # The second layer (Membrana elastica interna) is a thin layer of connective tissue (subendothelium). Here, [[Arterie/en|Arteries]] have more elastic fibers.
-# The tunica media (media) consists mainly of smooth muscles, in the [[vein]]s thinner than in the large arteries, between which elastic material and collagenous [[Fibrillen/en|fibrils]] lie. The collagen fibrils reduce the elasticity of the venous tube
+# The tunica media (media) consists mainly of smooth muscles, in the [[Vene/en|vein]]s thinner than in the large arteries, between which elastic material and collagenous [[Fibrillen/en|fibrils]] lie. The collagen fibrils reduce the elasticity of the venous tube
 # The tunica externa (adventitia) has important functions in the supply and innervation of the blood and lymph vessel system. In addition, it forms a displacement bearing and a demarcation from neighbouring structures. Depending on the type of vessel, [[Kollagen/en|collagene]] and elastic fibres occur to varying degrees. It does not necessarily set itself off cleanly from its surroundings because its collagen fibres radiate into the surrounding tissue.

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 # The tunica interna (intima) is the innermost wall and consists of a continuous single row of [[Endothel/en|endothelium]] cells lying in the longitudinal direction of the vascular flow.  It serves as a barrier to the tissue. The [[Endothel/en|endothelium]] is separated from the wall by a basement membrane. It is a very smooth layer that ensures unimpeded blood flow.
 # The second layer (Membrana elastica interna) is a thin layer of connective tissue (subendothelium). Here, [[Arterie/en|Arteries]] have more elastic fibers.
-# The tunica media (media) consists mainly of smooth muscles, in the [[vein|veins]] thinner than in the large arteries, between which elastic material and collagenous [[Fibrillen/en|fibrils]] lie. The collagen fibrils reduce the elasticity of the venous tube
+# The tunica media (media) consists mainly of smooth muscles, in the [[vein]]s thinner than in the large arteries, between which elastic material and collagenous [[Fibrillen/en|fibrils]] lie. The collagen fibrils reduce the elasticity of the venous tube
 # The tunica externa (adventitia) has important functions in the supply and innervation of the blood and lymph vessel system. In addition, it forms a displacement bearing and a demarcation from neighbouring structures. Depending on the type of vessel, [[Kollagen/en|collagene]] and elastic fibres occur to varying degrees. It does not necessarily set itself off cleanly from its surroundings because its collagen fibres radiate into the surrounding tissue.

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 # The tunica interna (intima) is the innermost wall and consists of a continuous single row of [[Endothel/en|endothelium]] cells lying in the longitudinal direction of the vascular flow.  It serves as a barrier to the tissue. The [[Endothel/en|endothelium]] is separated from the wall by a basement membrane. It is a very smooth layer that ensures unimpeded blood flow.
 # The second layer (Membrana elastica interna) is a thin layer of connective tissue (subendothelium). Here, [[Arterie/en|Arteries]] have more elastic fibers.
-# The tunica media (media) consists mainly of smooth muscles, in the [[vein| veins]] thinner than in the large arteries, between which elastic material and collagenous [[Fibrillen/en|fibrils]] lie. The collagen fibrils reduce the elasticity of the venous tube
+# The tunica media (media) consists mainly of smooth muscles, in the [[vein|veins]] thinner than in the large arteries, between which elastic material and collagenous [[Fibrillen/en|fibrils]] lie. The collagen fibrils reduce the elasticity of the venous tube
 # The tunica externa (adventitia) has important functions in the supply and innervation of the blood and lymph vessel system. In addition, it forms a displacement bearing and a demarcation from neighbouring structures. Depending on the type of vessel, [[Kollagen/en|collagene]] and elastic fibres occur to varying degrees. It does not necessarily set itself off cleanly from its surroundings because its collagen fibres radiate into the surrounding tissue.

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 # The tunica interna (intima) is the innermost wall and consists of a continuous single row of [[Endothel/en|endothelium]] cells lying in the longitudinal direction of the vascular flow.  It serves as a barrier to the tissue. The [[Endothel/en|endothelium]] is separated from the wall by a basement membrane. It is a very smooth layer that ensures unimpeded blood flow.
 # The second layer (Membrana elastica interna) is a thin layer of connective tissue (subendothelium). Here, [[Arterie/en|Arteries]] have more elastic fibers.
-# The tunica media (media) consists mainly of smooth muscles, in the [[veins| veins]] thinner than in the large arteries, between which elastic material and collagenous [[Fibrillen/en|fibrils]] lie. The collagen fibrils reduce the elasticity of the venous tube
+# The tunica media (media) consists mainly of smooth muscles, in the [[vein| veins]] thinner than in the large arteries, between which elastic material and collagenous [[Fibrillen/en|fibrils]] lie. The collagen fibrils reduce the elasticity of the venous tube
 # The tunica externa (adventitia) has important functions in the supply and innervation of the blood and lymph vessel system. In addition, it forms a displacement bearing and a demarcation from neighbouring structures. Depending on the type of vessel, [[Kollagen/en|collagene]] and elastic fibres occur to varying degrees. It does not necessarily set itself off cleanly from its surroundings because its collagen fibres radiate into the surrounding tissue.

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−	# The tunica interna (intima) is the innermost wall and consists of a continuous single row of [[Endothel/en\|endothelium]]~~<nowiki>~~cells~~</nowiki>~~ lying in the longitudinal direction of the vascular flow. It serves as a barrier to the tissue. The [[Endothel/en\|endothelium]] is separated from the wall by a basement membrane. It is a very smooth layer that ensures unimpeded blood flow. The second layer (Membrana elastica interna) is a thin layer of connective tissue (subendothelium). Here, [[Arterie/en\|Arteries]] ~~has~~ more elastic fibers. The tunica media (media) consists mainly of smooth muscles, in the [[veins\| veins]] thinner than in the large arteries, between which elastic material and collagenous [[Fibrillen/en\|fibrils]] lie. The collagen fibrils reduce the elasticity of the venous tube # The tunica externa (adventitia) has important functions in the supply and innervation of the blood and lymph vessel system. In addition, it forms a displacement bearing and a demarcation from neighbouring structures. Depending on the type of vessel, [[~~collagen~~\|collagene]] and elastic fibres occur to varying degrees. It does not necessarily set itself off cleanly from its surroundings because its collagen fibres radiate into the surrounding tissue.	+	# The tunica interna (intima) is the innermost wall and consists of a continuous single row of [[Endothel/en\|endothelium]] cells lying in the longitudinal direction of the vascular flow. It serves as a barrier to the tissue. The [[Endothel/en\|endothelium]] is separated from the wall by a basement membrane. It is a very smooth layer that ensures unimpeded blood flow.
		+	# The second layer (Membrana elastica interna) is a thin layer of connective tissue (subendothelium). Here, [[Arterie/en\|Arteries]] have more elastic fibers.
		+	# The tunica media (media) consists mainly of smooth muscles, in the [[veins\| veins]] thinner than in the large arteries, between which elastic material and collagenous [[Fibrillen/en\|fibrils]] lie. The collagen fibrils reduce the elasticity of the venous tube
		+	# The tunica externa (adventitia) has important functions in the supply and innervation of the blood and lymph vessel system. In addition, it forms a displacement bearing and a demarcation from neighbouring structures. Depending on the type of vessel, [[Kollagen/en\|collagene]] and elastic fibres occur to varying degrees. It does not necessarily set itself off cleanly from its surroundings because its collagen fibres radiate into the surrounding tissue.

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−	# The tunica interna (intima) is the innermost wall and consists of a continuous single row of [[endothelium]]<nowiki>cells</nowiki> lying in the longitudinal direction of the vascular flow. It serves as a barrier to the tissue. The [[endothelium]] is separated from the wall by a basement membrane. It is a very smooth layer that ensures unimpeded blood flow. The second layer (Membrana elastica interna) is a thin layer of connective tissue (subendothelium). Here, [[~~Artery~~\|Arteries]] has more elastic fibers. The tunica media (media) consists mainly of smooth muscles, in the [[veins\| veins]] thinner than in the large arteries, between which elastic material and collagenous [[fibrils]] lie. The collagen fibrils reduce the elasticity of the venous tube # The tunica externa (adventitia) has important functions in the supply and innervation of the blood and lymph vessel system. In addition, it forms a displacement bearing and a demarcation from neighbouring structures. Depending on the type of vessel, [[collagen\|collagene]] and elastic fibres occur to varying degrees. It does not necessarily set itself off cleanly from its surroundings because its collagen fibres radiate into the surrounding tissue.	+	# The tunica interna (intima) is the innermost wall and consists of a continuous single row of [[Endothel/en\|endothelium]]<nowiki>cells</nowiki> lying in the longitudinal direction of the vascular flow. It serves as a barrier to the tissue. The [[Endothel/en\|endothelium]] is separated from the wall by a basement membrane. It is a very smooth layer that ensures unimpeded blood flow. The second layer (Membrana elastica interna) is a thin layer of connective tissue (subendothelium). Here, [[Arterie/en\|Arteries]] has more elastic fibers. The tunica media (media) consists mainly of smooth muscles, in the [[veins\| veins]] thinner than in the large arteries, between which elastic material and collagenous [[Fibrillen/en\|fibrils]] lie. The collagen fibrils reduce the elasticity of the venous tube # The tunica externa (adventitia) has important functions in the supply and innervation of the blood and lymph vessel system. In addition, it forms a displacement bearing and a demarcation from neighbouring structures. Depending on the type of vessel, [[collagen\|collagene]] and elastic fibres occur to varying degrees. It does not necessarily set itself off cleanly from its surroundings because its collagen fibres radiate into the surrounding tissue.