Head cover arteries
- Authors: Romodanovskiy K.V.
- Issue: Vol 12, No 1 (1912)
- Pages: 1-38
- Section: Articles
- URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/kazanmedj/article/view/76071
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/kazmj76071
- ID: 76071
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Arterial vessels, perforating the fascias and guiding to the skin and its derivatives, are called the skin arteries.
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Fig. No. 1. Protocol No. 1. The vessels of the cranial lid are shown, viewed from above and slightly from the front, so that the vessels of the forehead are also sketched. The size of the cells decreases in proportion to the approximation to the median line. Cells, elongated parallel to the median line, are present in large numbers on the lateral surfaces of the skull and in the lower half of the forehead. Above the median line and near it, cells predominate, elongated in the frontal direction.
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Fig. No. 2. Protocol No. 3. The scalp is drawn in the region of the parietal tubercle with the preparation, enlightened with turpentine. The light top depicts a nadaponeurotic essence. On top of it with black paint-rete cutaneum. Anastomoses rete cutaneum are thin, the number of arteries forming it is large. It is thick.
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Fig. No. 3. Protocol No. 3. Drawn with the preparation of enlightened turpentine. Temple area. Pete cutaneum is transitional between rete cutaneum of the scalp and cheek. A nadaponeurotic essence begins to appear, depicted here in light paint.
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Fig. No. 4. Protocol No. 3. Drawn with the preparation of enlightened turpentine. P. buccalis et parotideomasseterica (women). Pete cutaneum form rather large vessels. The number of anastomoses is less than the number in the scalp. Their size is thicker, thinner.
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