Scientists May Have Accidentally Discovered New Organ Inside The Human Head

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00:00Scientists may have accidentally discovered new organ inside the human head.

00:04Scientists recently discovered tibarial glands inside the human head,

00:08marking the first new organ discovery in about 300 years,

00:11despite centuries of anatomical studies,

00:14highlighting the body's capacity for surprising revelations.

00:20A Dutch team discovered tibarial glands,

00:23large saluvery glands in the nasal cavity throat nook,

00:26joining the three known glands,

00:28near ears, below jaw, and under tongue.

00:31Though confirmation is pending,

00:33this marks an exciting anatomical development.

00:39Salivary glands produce one cord of saliva daily,

00:42crucial for lubricating the mouth,

00:44aiding speech, swallowing, taste, wound healing, and germ combat.

00:48Doctors protect them during radiation due to their importance.

00:54The researchers were not looking for a new organ when they discovered them,

00:58but instead happened upon them while studying glands from those with prostate cancer.

01:02Researchers noticed two unfamiliar, flat, two-inch-long spindly glands in the head's center from scans.

01:09Positioned over tubes connecting ears to throat,

01:12these shapes hint at undiscovered anatomical features.

01:15The team dissected two cadaver's glands,

01:18noting similarity to sublingual glands.

01:21Connected to large ducts,

01:22these glands likely transport fluid,

01:24suggesting a potential role in fluid movement within the body.

01:30Of course, many anatomists are curious as to how no one has ever noticed them before.

01:35According to Dutch radiation oncologist Dr. Wouter Vogel,

01:38it is primarily due to their location.

01:44Scientists are surprised by this potential organ discovery,

01:47affecting disease study.

01:49Dr. Vogel links it to chronic dry mouth and cancer therapy,

01:52while Dr. Hassankhani urges caution due to numerous existing salivary glands.

01:56Researching tibarial glands is crucial.

02:02Their classification as new organs is uncertain,

02:05but could revolutionize cancer treatment,

02:07indicating significant impacts on future medical approaches.

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