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pleura
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United States
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The pleura is an important anatomical structure for studying and diagnosing respiratory diseases in the United States.
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pleura
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Western countries
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The pleura is a commonly studied and referenced structure in Western medical practice for understanding respiratory health and diseases.
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pleura
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Japan
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Pleura and pleural cavity are not widely known outside of medical and scientific communities in Japan.
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4
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pleura
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Western medicine
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The pleura is essential for lung function and respiratory mechanics, consisting of visceral and parietal layers in Western medicine.
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pleura
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Eastern countries
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In Eastern countries, pleura-related concepts are primarily discussed within medical and respiratory health contexts.
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6
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pleura
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Western medical culture
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The pleura is a crucial aspect of lung anatomy extensively studied in Western medical education.
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pleura
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East Asia
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East Asian culture often associates pleural mesothelioma with asbestos exposure.
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pleura
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South Korea
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Pleura is not a major focus in traditional South Korean medical education or in the study of respiratory diseases.
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