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Thoracic cavity contains two major organs : Lungs and heart
- There are two pleural membranes.
- Parietal pleura lines the thoracic cavity.
- Visceral pleura lines the outer surface of lungs. - Space between two pleurae is called pleural cavity.
- Serous fluid in the pleural caivty protects lungs against friction.
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