Irrigação da bolsa cloacal em Gallus gallus domesticus (matrizes de corte Hubbard)

Santana, Marcelo Ismar Silva; Silva, Frederico Ozanam Carneiro e; Severino, Renato Souto; Bombonato, Pedro Primo; Marçal, Amilton Vallandro

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“…Besides the internal iliac arteries, the caudal mesenteric artery, originating from the abdomen artery, also irrigated the cloacal bursa of the rhea, similar to reports on the different strains of Gallus gallus domesticus (SANTANA et al, 1999;SANTANA et al, 2000;SANTANA et al, 2003) and the ostrich (HONORATO et al, 2009). Scala et al (1989) and Silva et al (1997) respectively studied the vascularization of the cloacal bursa in ducks and Ross hens and reported the right and left internal pudenda arteries which irrigated the cloacal bursa and give rise to branches that discharged on the parenchyma of the cloacal bursa.…”

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“…These results were also given by Santana et al (1999) in their study on Peterson hens and by Santana et al (2003) on Hubbard strain matrixes. They reported anastomosis between the caudal mesenteric arteries and the right and left internal pudenda arteries with lesser frequency.…”

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“…According to Santana et al (1999), Silva et al (2001), Santana et al (2003) and Lima et al (2008), the caudal quadrants of the cloacal bursas were abundantly supplied by vessels, which provided a greater blood amount than that reported for cranial quadrants. This fact has been observed in the rhea especially through the cloacal-bursa arteries.…”

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Arterial vascularization of the cloacal bursa of the greater rhea (Rhea americana americana Linnaeus, 1758)

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ABSTRACT:The cloacal bursa is an organ in fowls, which triggers lymphocyte maturation and transference to other tissues. Since there is scanty information on its morphology in wild species in spite of its importance in the fowls´ immunological system, current analysis describes the arterial vascularization of the cloacal bursa in the greater rhea. Twenty juvenile rheas (male and female), which died of natural causes, were obtained from the Center for the Multiplication of Wild Animals (CEMAS/UFERSA). The animals were dissected and their thoracic aorta cannulated and red-stained Latex Neoprene 650 was introduced. The cloacal bursa was irrigated from the terminal branches of the abdominal aorta similar to the caudal mesenteric artery and to the right and left internal iliac arteries. The right and left internal pudenda arteries originated from the right and left internal iliac arteries which, in their turn, gave rise to cloacalbursa arteries and to the right and left cloacal arteries in all studied animals. The caudal mesenteric artery contributed to the arterial blood of the cloacal bursa in almost all studied animals through the anastomosis of right or left internal pudenda artery, with direct branches to the cloacal bursa. The cloacal bursa of the greater rhea is irrigated by cloacal-bursa arteries and cloacal right and left and also by the mesenteric caudal artery, with small variations with regard to the number and layout of the anastomoses and branches from the arteries. The latter are specific characteristics and differentiate them from standards perceived in other fowls.

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Arterial vascularization of the cloacal bursa of the greater rhea (Rhea americana americana Linnaeus, 1758)

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Oliveira²,

Bezerra³

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“…A análise da literatura mostra que o suprimento arterial para a bolsa cloacal recebe contribuição também da artéria mesentérica caudal (Schwarze e Schröder, 1970;Silva et al, 1997Silva et al, e 2003Santana et al, 1999;2000e 2003Lima et al, 2002), da artéria caudal mediana (Silva et al, 1997;Santana et al, 1999;2000e 2003Lima et al, 2002) e da artéria ilíaca externa esquerda (Santana et al, 2003). No presente trabalho, a ausência de ramos destas artérias suprindo a bolsa cloacal pode ser explicado pelas particularidades anatômicas expressas na linhagem Lhoman White LSL, o que sugere que estas aves apresentam características específi cas à linhagem.…”

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Suprimento arterial para a bolsa cloacal em aves (Gallus gallus Linnaeus, 1758) da linhagem Lhoman White LSL

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Foram estudados a origem, o número e a ordenação dos ramos arteriais que suprem a bolsa cloacal em 30 exemplares de Gallus gallus, da linhagem Lohman White LSL, fêmeas, com 8 a 10 semanas de idade. Estas aves tiveram seu sistema arterial preenchido com solução aquosa a 50% de Neoprene Látex "450", corada com pigmento específi co, em seguida foram fi xadas em solução aquosa de formol a 10% e submetidas à dissecação. Verifi cou-se que a bolsa cloacal é suprida por ramos diretos das artérias bursocloacal direita, em 29 casos (96,67%), bursocloacal esquerda, em 28 casos (93,33%), cloacal direita, em 13 casos (43,33%) e cloacal esquerda, em 15 casos (50%). O número de ramos cedidos pelas artérias, independente da sua origem, variou de 2 a 6 ramos, sendo dois ramos em 5 casos (16,67%), três ramos em 14 casos (46,67%), quatro ramos em 3 casos (10%), cinco ramos em 6 casos (20%) e seis ramos em 1 caso (3,33%). Foi possível observar que a distribuição dos vasos arteriais que suprem a bolsa cloacal deu-se de maneira própria para cada um dos exemplares investigados.

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“…).Em aves silvestres, as citações literárias sobre a Anatomia de órgãos ou segmentos anatômicos são escassas, resumindo-se a poucos artigos realizados, principalmente, em Emas(ONYEANUSI et al 1993; RODRIGUES et al 2012;OLIVEIRA et al 2016). Ainda que um pouco mais frequentes, em aves domésticas, os estudos são circunscritos a poucas espécies,(BAUMEL, 1967;ZAMOJSKA, 1975;SCALA et al 1989;SANTANA, et al 1999SANTANA, et al , 2000SANTANA, et al , 2003SILVA et al , 2003GOMES et al 2009; SINOTTI, 2012; ROSA et al 2014). Pesquisas anatômicas envolvendo o sistema circulatório sanguíneo de aves silvestres, entre elas o Tucanuçu, são raras (SILVA FILHO et al 2019; OSÓRIO et al 2013).…”

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Estudo da anatomia do sistema arterial de Tucanuçu (Ramphastos toco albogularis Cabanis,1862)

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The Tucanuçu also known as Tucano toco (Ramphastos toco albogularis-Cabanis, 1862) is a specie of the Piciform Order, Family Ramphastidae that represent one of the symbols of tropical forests. Descriptive studies of its Anatomy are scarce. The Circulatory System is, without a doubt, of fundamental importance for the survival and well being of any animal. Its study is crucial for the knowledge of the individual's biology, especially in the case of wild birds where morphological studies are rare, although important, not only for the knowledge of the biology of the same, but, being able to contribute greatly, for the implantation of conservation and preservation programs for the species and the ecosystem itself. Thus, in the present study, the study and description of the arteries that vascularize most of the Tucanuçu alimentary canal are carried out. The study is divided into three articles-chapters: Cloaca blood supply and Cloacal bag; Origin and distribution of the cranial and caudal mesenteric arteries and Origin and distribution of the celiac artery. The methodology used is based on usual dissection procedures in Macroscopic Anatomy, including the injection of colored latex into the arteries, as a way of better visualizing them. Eight specimens of Tucanuçu (Rhamphastos toco albogularis-Cabanis, 1862), adults, but without defined age, from CETAS-Catalão are used. The results indicate vascular characteristics similar to those described in domestic birds and other wild birds, being almost impossible to identify a vascular pattern, so great is the variability of branches of these vessels. The results are documented in photographs, using a Cyber Shot 7.2 mp camera.

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Irrigação da bolsa cloacal em Gallus gallus domesticus (matrizes de corte Hubbard)

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Arterial vascularization of the cloacal bursa of the greater rhea (Rhea americana americana Linnaeus, 1758)

Arterial vascularization of the cloacal bursa of the greater rhea (Rhea americana americana Linnaeus, 1758)

Suprimento arterial para a bolsa cloacal em aves (Gallus gallus Linnaeus, 1758) da linhagem Lhoman White LSL

Estudo da anatomia do sistema arterial de Tucanuçu (Ramphastos toco albogularis Cabanis,1862)

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