Publication: Studies on intra-arterial cushions. IV. Perivascular nerve
plexuses of ramifying arteries with intraluminal cushions
at the branching points
Authors
Böck, P.
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Murcia : F. Hernández
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info:eu-repo/semantics/article
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Periarterial nerve plexuses were studied at
branching points of arteries with intraluminal cushions.
Serial sections were prepared from mouse kidney, pancreas
and tongue, and studied by means of catecholamine
fluorescence and staining for acetylcholinesterase.
The periarterial nerve plexuses did not show any
peculiarities at the branching points. The intraluminal
cushions, as well as the tunica media of both the parent
trunk and the collateral branches, were found to be free
of vegetative nerves. It is concluded that the shape of intraarterial
cushions is passively altered, following the
alterations of vascular geometry, and not in response to
direct nervous stimulation.
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