 Soft tissue

Soft tissue broadly denotes the body's non-bony supporting and connecting tissues, such as muscle, fat, fascia, vessels and nerves, with usage varying by context. It is a practical anatomical category rather than one histological tissue type.

Soft tissue refers to a group of tissues in the body that connect, support, or surround other structures and organs. Unlike hard tissues, such as bone, soft tissues are more flexible and can be found throughout the body. Soft tissues include: 1. **Muscle Tissue**: This includes skeletal, cardiac, and smooth muscle, which enable movement and function of various organs.