Glomus body consists of afferent arteriole,
anastomotic vessel known as SucquetHoyer Canal, primary collecting vein, intraglomerular reticulum and capsular portion.
(PCV: posterior cardinal vein, DA: dorsal aorta, and DLAV: dorsal longitudinal
anastomotic vessel).
Confocal microscopy of the Fli-EGFP transgenic zebrafish model revealed discontinuous development and blood vessel occlusion of the dorsal longitudinal
anastomotic vessel and intersegmental blood vessel in 7 of 10 fish in the thalidomide treatment group [Figure 3].{Figure 3}
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anastomotic vessel, connecting the primitive pulmonary circulations, becomes the anomalous left pulmonary artery, arising from the right pulmonary artery.
Histologically, the glomus tumor is made up of an endothelium-lined vascular bed, which consists of an afferent arteriole, an
anastomotic vessel, and a venule surrounded by epithelioid glomus cells.
The LRV is usually formed from the transverse
anastomotic vessel between the left and right sub-cardinal veins and the supra-cardinal veins along with the azygos venous line (which develops subsequently) gives rise to the azygos venous system including the ascending lumbar vein.
The analysis of the vasculature revealed that intersegmental vessels (ISV) and the dorsal longitudinal
anastomotic vessels (DLAV) had not formed properly in Bach1b-overexpressing zebrafish (Figures 2(a) and 2(c)).
In all clinical studies and reports it is evident that these retropubic
anastomotic vessels are paramount for surgeons who deal with pelvic and acetabular trauma (Darmanis et al.).
These stresses lead to opening up of the preexisting
anastomotic vessels (arteriogenesis) or formation of new vessels through stimulatory mediators (vasculogenesis).
Although the Tauber approach represents a minimally invasive, well-tolerated and easy to perform technique to treat varicocele, surgeons must be aware of the difficulties in determining possible
anastomotic vessels between the intestinal and spermatic veins and possible severe side effects that may arise from its embolization.
The results showed that the types of coronary arteries (types I, II, and III) and connecting portion of
anastomotic vessels in the pig and monkey hearts closely resembled those in man (9).
The
anastomotic vessels were irrigated with heparin/saline solution during vessel preparation and anastomosis.