Lung Fissures is a morphological anatomical structure constituting a subdivision within the pulmonary system that demarcates the lobes of the lungs through invaginations of the visceral pleura.
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A proposed anatomical classification of the pulmonary fissures.
Sterling R. Craig, W S Walker · PubMed · 1997 · 117 citations
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