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Paraganglia

Introduction: Paraganglia

Description of Paraganglia

Paraganglia: Plural of paraganglion.
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Paraganglia: collection of chromaffin cells derived from the migration of sympathetic ganglion cells; the cells are arranged in clumps and cords in various sites of peritoneum and can secrete epinephrine.
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