Trabeculae

In anatomy, trabecular structures in organs are called trabeculae (from the Latin trabecula , small bar ) :

• in the bone the trabeculae of the substantia spongiosa
• Trabecula septomarginalis or moderator ligament : muscle ligament between the ventricular septum and papillary muscle of the heart
• Trabeculae carneae ("meat bars " or Columnae carneae ): trabecular network of cords of cardiac muscle fibers in the heart septum
• the connective tissue septa of the lymph nodes
• the connective tissue septa of the spleen
• the connective tissue septa of the erectile tissue
• In the eye a sieve-like mesh at the angle of the chamber through which the aqueous humor flows out of the anterior chamber into Schlemm's canal
• in the muscles of the urinary bladder, see barbladder

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