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DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5007/%25xAbstract
The capsular artery in dog is a direct continuation of the testicular artery at the albuginic level with primary, secondary and tertiary branching. The tertiary vessels form the interlobular and intralobular arteries, and sequentially the arterioles which form the capillary networks whose anatomical pattern was previously described in dog (Duarte ET al., 1994). A Similar confluent venous pattern was observed to formation of the pampiniform plexus that is the main drainage pathway from the testis. The testicular capilar neteworks are confluent to form venules, veins and finally the pampiniform plexus near the cranial pole of the testis. The arterial and venous patterns of the testis in dog are analysed and described, comparatively with existing descriptions.Downloads
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1995-01-01
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