Regional Anatomy/Lesson 5
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Introduction to Regional Anatomy - Lesson 5
The Facial Compartments and Potential Spaces of the Human Body
| Introduction to Regional Anatomy | |
|---|---|
| Lesson: | Lesson 5 |
| Level: | Undergraduate |
| Suggested Prerequisites: | no prerequisites |
| Time Investment: | 5mins |
| Assessment Methods: | Quiz |
| Portal: | Science |
| School: | Biology/Medicine |
| Division: | Anatomy |
| Department: | Regional Anatomy |
| Lesson Coordinator: | =Benjamin= (talk) |
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Fascia are the wrapping, packaging and insulating tissues found within deeper structures of the body. The superficial fascia (subcutaneous fascia) is found just below the skin (cutaneous layer).
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