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Mesentery is now classified as an organ.
Researchers have classified a brand-new organ inside our bodies, one thatâs been hiding in plain sight in our digestive system this whole time. Although we now know about the structure of this new organ, its function is still poorly understood, and studying it could be the key to better understanding and treatment of abdominal and digestive disease.
Known as the mesentery, the new organ is found in our digestive systems, and was long thought to be made up of fragmented, separate structures. But recent research has shown that itâs actually one, continuous organ.
The evidence for the organâs reclassification is now published in The Lancet Gastroenterology & Hepatology. âIn the paper, which has been peer reviewed and assessed, we are now saying we have an organ in the body which hasnât been acknowledged as such to date,â said J Calvin Coffey, a researcher from the University Hospital Limerick in Ireland, who first discovered that the mesentery was an organ.
So what is the mesentery? Itâs a double fold of peritoneum - the lining of the abdominal cavity - that attaches our intestine to the wall of our abdomen, and keeps everything locked in place. One of the earliest descriptions of the mesentery was made by Leonardo da Vinci, and for centuries it was generally ignored as a type of insignificant attachment. Over the past century, doctors who studied the mesentery assumed it was a fragmented structure made of separate sections, which made it pretty unimportant.
But in 2012, Coffey and his colleagues showed through detailed microscopic examinations that the mesentery is actually a continuous structure. And while that doesnât change the structure thatâs been inside our bodies all along, with the reclassification comes a whole new field of medical science that could improve our health outcomes.
âWhen we approach it like every other organ⌠we can categorise abdominal disease in terms of this organ,â said Coffey. âNow we have established anatomy and the structure. The next step is the function. If you understand the function you can identify abnormal function, and then you have disease. Put them all together and you have the field of mesenteric science ⌠the basis for a whole new area of science.â
"This is relevant universally as it affects all of us.â
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