n.间质组织，小间隙

The interstitium is a network of fluid-filled spaces found throughout the body, which plays a crucial role in tissue function and homeostasis.
间质是一种遍布全身的充满液体的空间网络，在组织功能和体内平衡中发挥着关键作用。
Researchers recently discovered that the interstitium could act as a shock absorber in the skin and other organs.
研究人员最近发现，间质在皮肤和其他器官中可能起到减震器的作用。
The lymphatic system drains excess fluid from the interstitium back into the bloodstream.
淋巴系统将间质中的多余液体排回血液中。
Interstitial fluid is the liquid component of the interstitium, containing nutrients and waste products.
间质液是间质的液体成分，含有营养物质和废物。
Inflammation can lead to an accumulation of fluid in the interstitium, causing swelling.
炎症可能导致间质内积聚液体，从而引起肿胀。
Cancer cells may spread through the interstitium before entering the bloodstream or lymphatic system.
癌细胞可能先通过间质扩散，然后进入血液或淋巴系统。
Interstitial fibrosis occurs when there's excessive scarring within the interstitium of organs like the lungs or kidneys.
当肺部或肾脏等器官的间质内部形成过多瘢痕时，会发生间质纤维化。
New drugs aimed at reducing inflammation in the interstitium could potentially treat various diseases.
旨在减少间质炎症的新药有可能治疗各种疾病。
The interstitium helps maintain tissue pressure and supports the structural integrity of organs.
间质有助于维持组织压力，并支持器官的结构完整性。
During exercise, the interstitium helps regulate the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to working muscles.
运动期间，间质有助于调节向工作肌肉输送氧气和营养物质的过程。