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The Lymph Drainage System Essity 1275 NorthService Road West, Suite 800 Tel. 1-877-978-5526 Fax 1-877-978-9703 www.jobstcanada.com www.essity.com 132614 (formerly 52611 R2) ©2019 Essity JOBST ® , an Essity brand Simplified diagram of the most important anatomical areas Epidermis with blood capillary loop and an initial lymph vessel (Magnification) BK Blood capillary IL Initial lymph vessel CP Corium papilla Initial lymph vessel Phase of opening E Endothelial cells AF Anchor filaments IF Inflow of interstitial fluid L Outflow direction of lymph Lymph vessels (green) 1 Lymph capillary (initial lymph vessel) 2 Precollector 3 Lymph collector (lymphatic ducts) 4 Deep lymph vessels 5 Lymphangion 6 Lymphatic trunk 7 Confluence (Junction) of the lymphatic trunks in the veins 8 Afferent lymph vessel 9 Efferent lymph vessel Blood Vessels (veins = blue, arteries = red) 10 Superficial vein 11 Superficial artery 12 Deep veins 13 Deep artery 14 Blood vessels of the musculature 15 Blood vessels of the lymph node Lymphangion (longitudinal section) Phase of filling Green arrow = inflow of lymph V Lymphatic valves (left = open, right = closed) MS Muscle layer Lymphatic node (section) CA Capsule RS Marginal sinus SF Secondary follicle BK Blood capillary network of the lymph node 8 Afferent lymph vessel 9 Efferent lymph vessel 15 Blood vessels of the lymph node C Skin (cutis) E Epidermis D Dermis (Corium) S Subcutis M Musculature F Body fascia SP Subcutaneous pseudofacia Lymph capillary network Outflow of fluid from the blood capillaries Lymphangion Lymphatic node Pulmonary circulation Systemic circulation Lymph capillary network Lymph capillary network BK IL CP AF AF AF AF E E IF IF L D 10 11 F 14 4 12 13 12 13 12 5 BK 15 SF 5 SF CA MS MS V V 3 3 9 IF E L 1 1 2 6 7 C S M SP 5 8 RS 8 8 3 5 Conception: Peter D. Asmussen Graphic design: Robert Darroll

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Page 1: The Lymph Drainage System - JOBST Compression Institute

The LymphDrainage System

Essity1275 NorthService Road West, Suite 800

Tel. 1-877-978-5526 Fax 1-877-978-9703www.jobstcanada.com www.essity.com

132614 (formerly 52611 R2) ©2019 Essity

JOBST®,an Essity brand

Simplified diagram of the most important anatomical areas

Epidermis with blood capillary loop and an initial lymph vessel(Magnification)

BK Blood capillaryIL Initial lymph vesselCP Corium papilla

Initial lymph vesselPhase of opening

E Endothelial cellsAF Anchor filamentsIF Inflow of interstitial fluidL Outflow direction of lymph

Lymph vessels (green)

1 Lymph capillary (initial lymph vessel)2 Precollector3 Lymph collector (lymphatic ducts)4 Deep lymph vessels5 Lymphangion6 Lymphatic trunk7 Confluence (Junction) of the lymphatic

trunks in the veins8 Afferent lymph vessel 9 Efferent lymph vessel

Blood Vessels (veins = blue, arteries = red)

10 Superficial vein11 Superficial artery12 Deep veins13 Deep artery14 Blood vessels of the musculature15 Blood vessels of the lymph node

Lymphangion (longitudinal section) Phase of fillingGreen arrow = inflow of lymph

V Lymphatic valves (left = open, right = closed)MS Muscle layer

Lymphatic node (section)

CA CapsuleRS Marginal sinusSF Secondary follicleBK Blood capillary network of the lymph node8 Afferent lymph vessel 9 Efferent lymph vessel15 Blood vessels of the lymph node

C Skin (cutis)E EpidermisD Dermis (Corium)S SubcutisM MusculatureF Body fasciaSP Subcutaneous pseudofacia

Lymph capillary network

Outflow of fluid from the blood capillaries

Lymphangion

Lymphatic node

Pulmonary circulation

Systemic circulation

Lymph capillary network

Lymph capillary network

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Conception: Peter D. Asmussen Graphic design: Robert Darroll

Page 2: The Lymph Drainage System - JOBST Compression Institute

Essity1275 NorthService Road West, Suite 800

Tel. 1-877-978-5526 Fax 1-877-978-9703www.jobstcanada.com www.essity.com

132614 (précédemment 52611 R2) ©2019 Essity

JOBST®,une marque de Essity

Système de drainage lymphatique

Schéma simplifié des principales régions anatomiques

Épiderme présentant uneboucle capillaire et un vaisseaulymphatique initial(Grossissement)

CS = Capillaire sanguinVI = Vaisseau lymphatique initialD = Derme

Vaisseau lymphatique initialPhase d’ouverture

CE = Cellules endothélialesFA = Filaments d’attacheEL = Entrée de liquide interstitielSL = Sortie de la lympheof lymph

Vaisseaux lymphatiques (en vert)

1 Capillaire lymphatique (vaisseau lymphatique initial)2 Précollecteur3 Collecteur lymphatique (vaisseau lymphatique)4 Vaisseau lymphatique profond5 Lymphangion6 Tronc lymphatique7 Confluence des troncs lymphatiques dans les veines8 Vaisseau lymphatique afférent 9 Vaisseau lymphatique efférent

Vaisseaux sanguins(veines en bleu; artères en rouge)

10 Veine superficielle11 Artère superficielle12 Veine profonde13 Artère profonde14 Vaisseaux sanguins de la musculature15 Vaisseaux sanguins du noeud lymphatique

Lymphangion coupe longitudinale) Phase deremplissage Flèche verte = entrée de la lymphe

V = Valvule lymphatique (ouverte à gauche, fermée à droite)CM = Couche musculaire

Noeud lymphatique (vue en coupe)

CA = CapsuleSM = Sinus marginalFS = Follicule secondaireCS = Réseau de capillaires sanguins du ganglion8 Afferent lymph vessel 9 Efferent lymph vessel15 Vaisseaux sanguins du ganglion

P = PeauÉ = ÉpidermeD = DermeH = HypodermeM = MusculatureF = FasciaPS = Pseudofascia sous-cutané

Réseau de capillaires lymphatiques

Sortie de liquide descapillaires sanguins

Lymphangion

Noeud lymphatique

Circulationpulmonaire

Circulationgénérale

Réseau de capillaireslymphatiques

Réseau decapillaires

lymphatiques

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Conception : Peter D. Asmussen Graphisme : Robert Darroll