Abstract
The thymus gland in newborns and 6-day-old rat pups is located directly in the anterior mediastinum behind the sternum. It is flattened in the anteroposterior direction and is covered on all sides by a capsule, the upper edge of which is at the level of the upper third of the sternum handle, and the lower one, corresponding to the level of aortic discharge.
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