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reticuloendothelial system; synonym: reticulohistiocytic system (RHS); today: mononuclear phagocytic system (MPS); functional unit consisting of cells capable of phagocytosis and storage of substances/particles. Consists of →Retikulumzellen of reticular connective tissue, blood and lymph vessel endothelial cells (reticuloendothelium) and cells lining the blood and lymph sinuses endothelially (reticuloendothelium), of fibrocytes (ordinary connective tissue cells) and of independent →Histiozyten (as macrophages arise from monocytes); essentially serves to eliminate waste and foreign substances including penetrated microorganisms.

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−	~~retikuloendotheliales System~~; ~~Synonym~~: ~~retikulohistiozytäres System~~ (RHS); ~~heute~~: ~~mononukleär-phagozytierendes System~~ (MPS); ~~Funktionseinheit aus Zellen, die zu Phagozytose und Speicherung von Stoffen~~/~~Partikeln befähigt sind~~. ~~Besteht aus~~ →Retikulumzellen ~~des retikulären Bindegewebes~~, ~~aus Blut- und Lymphgefässendothelien und den die Blut- und Lymphsinus endothelartig auskleidenden Zellen~~ (~~Retikuloendothel~~), ~~aus Fibrozyten~~ (~~gewöhnliche Bindegewebszellen~~) ~~und aus eigenständigen~~ →Histiozyten (~~wie die Makrophagen aus Monozyten hervorgehend~~); ~~dient wesentlich der Beseitigung von Abfall- und Fremdstoffen einschliesslich eingedrungener Mikroorganismen~~.	+	reticuloendothelial system; synonym: reticulohistiocytic system (RHS); today: mononuclear phagocytic system (MPS); functional unit consisting of cells capable of phagocytosis and storage of substances/particles. Consists of →Retikulumzellen of reticular connective tissue, blood and lymph vessel endothelial cells (reticuloendothelium) and cells lining the blood and lymph sinuses endothelially (reticuloendothelium), of fibrocytes (ordinary connective tissue cells) and of independent →Histiozyten (as macrophages arise from monocytes); essentially serves to eliminate waste and foreign substances including penetrated microorganisms.