3.2 Gastrointestinal barriers The intestinal epithelium is a single layer of cells lined the gut lumen that acts as a barrier to prevent injurious, intraluminal entities as well as microorganisms, toxins, foreign antigens, and allowing the translocation of essential electrolytes, dietary nutrients, and water from lumen into the circulation [16, 51, 72]
In more extreme cases, a vena cava filter may be recommended to help prevent blood clots from reaching the lungs
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