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Give an account of pericardium. ​

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Answered by baskar7737
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The pericardium is a simple structure composed of connective tissue lined by a single layer of mesothelial cells that encases the heart. The mesothelial cells secrete mucopolysaccharide, which lubricates the pericardium, allowing the heart to expand and contract with limited resistance.

Location: A sac around the heart

Nerve: Phrenic nerve

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