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Cortex and medulla

The cortex of the kidney does not totally encompass the medulla, as it does in the adrenal gland.  Rather, the cortex is absent in the region (sinus) where blood vessels and the ureter penetrate the kidney.  10x

Cortex <p>The cortex of the kidney does not totally encompass the medulla, as it does in the adrenal gland.  Rather, the cortex is absent in the region (sinus) where blood vessels and the ureter penetrate the kidney.  10x</p>

Cortex

The cortex of the kidney does not totally encompass the medulla, as it does in the adrenal gland.  Rather, the cortex is absent in the region (sinus) where blood vessels and the ureter penetrate the kidney.  10x
Medulla <p>The cortex of the kidney does not totally encompass the medulla, as it does in the adrenal gland.  Rather, the cortex is absent in the region (sinus) where blood vessels and the ureter penetrate the kidney.  10x</p>

Medulla

The cortex of the kidney does not totally encompass the medulla, as it does in the adrenal gland.  Rather, the cortex is absent in the region (sinus) where blood vessels and the ureter penetrate the kidney.  10x
Sinus <p>The cortex of the kidney does not totally encompass the medulla, as it does in the adrenal gland.  Rather, the cortex is absent in the region (sinus) where blood vessels and the ureter penetrate the kidney.  10x</p>

Sinus

The cortex of the kidney does not totally encompass the medulla, as it does in the adrenal gland.  Rather, the cortex is absent in the region (sinus) where blood vessels and the ureter penetrate the kidney.  10x
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