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svetoff [14.1K]
2 years ago
12

Tipo especializado de bolsas alargadas que envuelve los tendones cuando atraviesan túneles osteofibrosos

Biology
1 answer:
Rudiy272 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Vainas sinoviales tendinosas

Explanation:

Las vaina tendinosas o vainas sinoviales son mangas de tejido de protección que se encuentran alrededor de las articulaciones o rodean a los tendones. Estas vainas permiten que los tendones se deslicen suavemente, produciendo un líquido (líquido sinovial) que mantiene al tendón lubricado. De este modo, las vainas tienen como función evitar el roce entre el tendón y el hueso. Las vaina tendinosas conforman un revestimiento de dos capas: una interna unida al tendón y una externa de tejido conectivo.

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