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The 14 pages that link to Interstitial fluid, each with the reason it gives.

• Lymphatic systemRelated: Some of this fluid enters lymphatic capillaries and becomes lymph.

• Blood plasmaRelated: It exchanges water and dissolved substances with plasma across capillary walls.

• LymphedemaRelated: This fluid builds up in affected tissues when lymphatic removal falls behind.

• BloodCompared with: It exchanges materials with blood but is outside the blood vessels.

• LymphRelated: Lymph forms when interstitial fluid enters lymphatic capillaries.

• Continuous glucose monitoringBroader topic: CGM sensors sample glucose here rather than directly measuring blood glucose.

• Capillary exchangeRelated: It receives filtered fluid and dissolved substances before they reach cells.

• Extracellular fluidBroader topic: It is the compartment that directly bathes most cells.

• Lymphatic capillaryRelated: It is the main fluid lymphatic capillaries take up from tissues.

• Lymphatic vesselRelated: Initial lymphatics collect excess interstitial fluid and its dissolved contents.

• Glymphatic systemRelated: Its exchange with cerebrospinal fluid is central to the glymphatic model.

• August KroghRelated: Oxygen leaving muscle capillaries passes through this fluid before reaching cells.

• Body fluidBroader topic: It bathes cells and mediates exchange with blood.

• Body fluid compartmentsBroader topic: It is distinct from plasma despite exchanging water and solutes with it.