Template:TissueDB Structure Layout/doc

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This template creates TissueDB Structures pages — gateway pages that index component tissues into coherent anatomical systems. Per Dr. Mohr (26 Jan 2026): "this structure page should have the simplest table imaginable... the only thing that this structure page is doing is defining the tissues that go into [a structure], and giving people the links."

Structures pages are pass-through pages. They list the component tissues of an anatomical system and link to the corresponding TissueDB/Tissues/ pages. They do not contain build instructions, material specifications, or simulation design details.

These parameters are accepted for backward compatibility with existing content pages (Abdominal Wall, Bowel Wall, Fallopian Tube). Content renders in a collapsed "Additional Information" section. New Structures pages should not use these parameters. When Dr. Mohr reviews Structures pages, this content may be relocated to simulator pages or SELF Modules.

The Structure Layout is called directly in the page source. {{Page data}} and {{Synonym data}} are placed at page level after the Layout template closes, not inside the template.

• Structures are gateway pages. They list tissues and link to Tissue pages. Do not duplicate tissue details.
• Component Tissues table MUST link to corresponding TissueDB/Tissues/ pages. If a Tissues page does not exist, create a stub first.
• NO License Plate on Structures pages. License Plate is mandatory only on Materials pages.
• Keep it minimal. Per Dr. Mohr (18 Feb 2026): "the structure pages are gonna be a dead, simple pass through... They will have nothing else but that."
• No internal codes on published pages. Remove all AP/DM/SIM-GATE codes before publishing.

{{TissueDB Structure Layout
| lead_paragraph = The '''abdominal wall''' is a seven-layer anatomical structure that surgeons penetrate in every abdominal approach.
| image_markup = [[File:Gray abdomen layers.png|thumb|350px|Anatomical cross-section. Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons]]
| component_tissues_rows =
<tr><td>Skin</td><td>Superficial</td><td>1-3 mm thickness; first tactile resistance</td><td>[[TissueDB/Tissues/Skin|Skin]]</td></tr>
<tr><td>Fascia</td><td>Deep to skin</td><td>Distinct pop on penetration</td><td>[[TissueDB/Tissues/Fascia|Fascia]]</td></tr>
<tr><td>Muscle</td><td>Deep to fascia</td><td>Variable thickness; compressible</td><td>[[TissueDB/Tissues/Muscle|Muscle]]</td></tr>
<tr><td>Peritoneum</td><td>Deepest</td><td>Final layer before cavity</td><td>[[TissueDB/Tissues/Peritoneum and Serosa|Peritoneum]]</td></tr>
}}

{{Page data
| keywords = abdominal wall, anatomy, simulation
| description = Component tissues of the abdominal wall.
| hide = yes
}}

• Canonical sections (lead, Component Tissues, References) always render.
• Legacy parameters only render if content is provided — empty parameters produce no output.
• Legacy content appears in a collapsed "Additional Information" section below References.
• The template automatically adds categories: TissueDB, Structures.
• Tables use HTML format with overflow-x: auto wrappers for mobile responsiveness.
• The Component Tissues table is rendered via {{TissueDB Structure Component Tissues Table}} sub-template.

All TissueDB Structure pages documenting anatomical systems, organ groups, and body regions (e.g., abdominal wall layers, bowel wall layers, fallopian tube segments).

• Dr. Mohr (DM-0126-04): "the simplest table imaginable... defining the tissues that go into [a structure], and giving people the links"
• Dr. Mohr (DM-0218-17): "the structure pages are gonna be a dead, simple pass through... They will have nothing else but that"
• SELF Developer Playbook (January 2026): Structures = "Composite aggregators" mapping to "Anatomical context"
• Platform conventions: Sophivorus (collapsible sections, HTML tables)