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Lobe

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A lobe is the anatomical term for a major division of an organ or viscus. There is usually more than one lobe making up the object. Lobes may be separated by clefts or fibrous septa.

Examples of organs with lobes include the brain and lung.

Lobar is the adjective relating to lobes.


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