Functional Structure of the Peritoneum as a Dialyzing Membrane
2009
More than 90 years ago Robinson [1], after summarizing more than two centuries of research, defined the diverse natural functions of the peritoneum as follows: (a) to regulate fluid for nutrient and mechanical purposes; (b) to facilitate motion; (c) to minimize friction, and (d) to conduct vessels and nerves to the viscera.
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