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

• Lymphatic systemBroader topic: It is the fluid the system collects and transports.

• Blood plasmaRelated: It returns fluid and proteins that have left plasma to the circulation.

• BileCompared with: After intestinal absorption, many dietary fats travel through lymph rather than directly in bile.

• BloodCompared with: Unlike blood, it travels in lymphatic vessels and normally lacks red blood cells.

• Lymph nodeRelated: It carries material from tissues into the node for inspection.

• UrineCompared with: Lymph circulates through a separate network rather than being expelled as urinary waste.

• Interstitial fluidBroader topic: Its formation marks the drainage route from tissue spaces toward the bloodstream.

• Circulatory systemRelated: Its return pathway extends fluid transport beyond blood vessels.

• Extracellular fluidRelated: It returns excess tissue fluid toward the bloodstream.

• Lymphatic capillaryNarrower topic: Once absorbed, interstitial fluid is called lymph as it enters the lymphatic system.

• Lymphatic vesselRelated: It is the material transported within lymphatic vessels.

• HemolymphCompared with: Lymph is tissue-derived fluid in a separate vessel system, not an open-circulation medium.

• Body fluidCompared with: It returns tissue fluid to blood and differs from blood in composition and route.

• Fluids and SecretionsBroader topic: Lymph carries immune cells and drains fluid from tissues.