1972
DOI: 10.1111/j.1439-0264.1972.tb00960.x
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Contribution � l?�tude du Plexus pelvien chez le cheval

Abstract: Résumé L'étude du plexus pelvien et de ses branches afférentes est basée sur l'examen de ces éléments chez quatre chevaux, deux mâles et deux femelles. Au point de vue macroscopique, les nerfs splanchniques sacrés n'ont été rencontrés que dans un seul cas. L'examen des fibres myélinisées a été effectué par la technique de coloration selon Landau‐Ignesti. Les observations microscopiques se revelent que des fibres sensitives sont disseminées parmi les fibres myélinisées du nerf hypogastrique. La structure des ga… Show more

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“…This is in contrast to the findings in man [Labbock, 1938;Mitchell, 1953;Pick, 1970], as small filaments from the sacral sympathetic trunk ganglia and interganglionated rami join the hypogastric nerves as well as the inferior hypogastric plexus. These filaments are also found in the horse [ Tsanakis and Kanakondis, 1972], the dog \Medowar, 1928], the cat [Hirt, 1934], but not in the cow \Frewein, 1962] and the pig [Tsanakis, 1971]. Tsanakis [1971] suggests that in the pig these filaments are too small to be traced with the macroscopical dissection method used.…”
Section: Prevertebral and Paravertebral Plexusesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This is in contrast to the findings in man [Labbock, 1938;Mitchell, 1953;Pick, 1970], as small filaments from the sacral sympathetic trunk ganglia and interganglionated rami join the hypogastric nerves as well as the inferior hypogastric plexus. These filaments are also found in the horse [ Tsanakis and Kanakondis, 1972], the dog \Medowar, 1928], the cat [Hirt, 1934], but not in the cow \Frewein, 1962] and the pig [Tsanakis, 1971]. Tsanakis [1971] suggests that in the pig these filaments are too small to be traced with the macroscopical dissection method used.…”
Section: Prevertebral and Paravertebral Plexusesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Anastomoses between the branches of the paravaginal nerves and the pudendal nerves are not described in some other species, as the ox [Frewein, 1962], the pig [Tsanakis, 1971], the horse [Tsanakis and Kanakondis, 1972]. These kinds of anas tomoses are described in the male dog by Mizeres [1955]: 'The nerve plexus on the male urethra anastomoses with filaments from the internal pudendal nerve.'…”
Section: Peripheral Plexusesmentioning
confidence: 99%