SYSTEMATIZATION OF THE ARTERIES IN THE SPLENIC HILUS OF THE ARMADILLO (Dasypus novemcinctus, L.)

Schimming, Bruno César; Abreu, Mara Alice Fernandes de

doi:10.4067/s0716-98682001000200005

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“…The four arterial regions reported in the opossum [Silva, 1999] and the three arterial regions described in the cat [Holzchuh, 1977] and armadillo [Schimming and Abreu, 2001] were different from our results. Silva and Martins [2000] described the pig splenic artery without extra-hilar branches.…”

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Anatomical Study and Proportional Analysis of the Pig Spleen Arterial Segments

Pereira‐Sampaio

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2006

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A systematic study was performed in 31 pig spleens to provide an analysis of the splenic arterial segmentation and an analysis of the proportional area of each segment. There were two independent arterial segments in all cases, a dorsal and a ventral. The dorsal segment was smaller than the ventral segment, presenting 16.81 and 83.19% as the median percentage of the total area of the spleen, respectively. In conclusion, the pig arterial segments are quite similar to those of dog, buffalo, goat, and sheep, where there is a small dorsal segment and a large ventral segment, and somewhat similar to the human spleen, where there are two segments as well, though with a similar area.

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“…Although some authors have found polar arteries in human spleens [Katritsis et al, 1982; Garcia-Porrero and Lemes, 1988; Liu et al, 1996] and in the armadillo [Schimming and Abreu, 2001], we did not observe either dorsal or ventral polar arteries in the pig spleen. Data are indicated as percentages.…”

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Anatomical Study and Proportional Analysis of the Pig Spleen Arterial Segments

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Marques-Sampaio²

2006

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SYSTEMATIZATION OF THE ARTERIES IN THE SPLENIC HILUS OF THE ARMADILLO (Dasypus novemcinctus, L.)

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Anatomical Study and Proportional Analysis of the Pig Spleen Arterial Segments

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