B8 Flashcards
What is the task of V.portae?
Collect the blood from all the unpaired organs
What organs does the v.portae collect from
spleen
pancrease
stomach
small intestine
large intestine
esophagus
cranial segment of the rectum
what are the root vessels of the portal vein?
V. mesenterica caudalis
V. mesenterica cranialis
V. lienalis
V. gastroduodenalis
Describe the path of the venous blood from v.portae
- enters the liver
- liver sinusoids
- blood filled cavities (enclosed by sheets of hepatic cells)
The blood from the sinusoids travels to - ccentral vein
- efferent venous system
- v. interlobularis
- vv. hepatica
- v. cava caudalis
What is the situation of the foetus?
V. umbilicalis enters the liver and travels to the posterior v.cava as ducuts venosus
this duct will dissapear after birth
its terminal course is within the lesser omentum just ventral to foramen wpiploicum
R. dexter and r. sinister
pars umbilicalis
pars transversa
just after leaving porta
branches of v. gastroduodenalis
r. gastrica dexter
- r. gastrica dextra - in all but pig
- v. gastroepiploica dextra
Branches of v.lienalis
also in Ru
v. pancreatici
v. gastrica sinister
v. gastroepiploica sinister
esophagea caudalis
gastrica brevis
Ru:
v. reticuli
v. ruminalis sin/dex
V. mesenterica cranialis
Same as in the arteries
V. mesenterica caudalis
V. colica sinistra
V. rectalis cranialis
Eq:
V. colica media
Ru:
v. colica media
Vv. sigmoidea
Superficial venous system of the head
V. lingofacialis
V. maxillaris
Branches of V. facialis
V. angularis oculi
V. dorsalis nasi
V. lateralis nasi
V. labialis superior/inferior
V. angularis oris
(V.profunda faciei)
Branches of V. lingualis
Arcus hyoideus (Ø Eq)
R. submentalis
V. laryngea impar
V. sublingualis
Superficial venous system of the equine head
Branches of the facial vein forms three venous sinuses which run along crista facialis and just below the masticatory musculature
Masseter pump: pumps the blood from the head towards the heart during mastication
Branches of V. maxillaris
V. temporalis superficialis
V. auricularis caudalis