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Loose Connective Tissue “Interstitial “loose” connective tissue constitutes a continuous network enveloping all limb muscles, bones, and tendons, extending into connective tissue planes of pelvic and shoulder girdles, abdominal and chest walls, neck and head” Langevin 2002 Loose Connective Tissue “This tissue network is also continuous with more specialized connective tissues such as periosteum, perimysium, perineurium, pleura, peritoneum, and meninges.” “Connective tissues permeate all organs and surround all nerves, blood vessels and lymphatics.” Langevin 2002 Connective Tissue Consists of both a delicate web with fine branches penetrating all tissues, and major “trunks” forming connective tissue planes and linking all parts of the body with each other Langevin 2004 Laurie McLaughlin 2012 www.proactiveeducation.ca 6
Dense Connective Tissues Found in places of high mechanical loading: Periosteum Muscle Nerve sheaths Where there is a need for protection: capsules of organs and glands adventitia of large vessels Gray’s Anatomy Connective Tissue 2 main functions: 1. Separate and allow gliding 2. Connect or transfer force • Fascia can affect muscle quality • If it becomes a tough leathery container, compresses or torsions, the muscle can’t function properly • Muscle will take the shape of the container and its function depends on the shape or space it is given Voyer Laurie McLaughlin 2012 www.proactiveeducation.ca 7
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