Visceral Pleura: Definition, Location, and Function
The visceral pleura is the serous membrane covering the lungs. It lies deep to the parietal pleura (which lines the thoracic cavity and diaphragm). The visceral pleura produces pleural fluid, lubricating the lungs for smooth movement during breathing.
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