What is a choroid plexus?

choroid plexus (CP) is a type of brain filter system. It produces a type of liquid called brain fluid (CSF). CP eliminates foreign materials, other neurotransmitters and metabolic waste from cerebrospinal fluid. It nourishes and protects the extracellular surroundings of the brain so that the brain and spinal cord can function efficiently. The choroid plexus is placed in the brain area that does not affect the personality or personality of man. When the fluid flows from the blood through the epithelial cells of choroids, cerebrospinal fluid is produced. In addition to the chamber area, the fluid is located inside the subsacnoid, the area around the spinal cord and brain.cular system. They are made of cubic epithelial cells that surround the movable connective tissue in the brain and numerous capillaries. These cells form a continuous layer of lining the chamber. The way this layer is designed to act as a barrier between blood and cerebrospinal fluid and prevents most foreign blood materials from entering CSF.

CP achieves this with collapse and folding and standing with many villas. Villi is an extension of hair surrounding every capillary. CP then creates a leaf development that enters the chambers. The outer area of ​​the CP then increases significantly in Villi and microvilli.

CSF is produced at the moment. Plasma is poured and transported from blood in epithelial cells. In addition, chloride, bicarbonate ions and Sodík's CP cells are also transported and then the entrance to the chambers. When this happens, water is transported.

There are times when cysts that are referred to as choroidal plexus cysts are discovered in the interior of the choroid plexus. Although these cysts are sometimes formed either on one side of the CP or on both, it was not known to be harmful. Cysts may also vary, but it is not known that this would result in cancer, mental problems or learning disabilities.