Arterial Distribution in the Floor Region of the Rabbit Mouth Using the Plastic Injection Method

Nakajima, Toshiaki; Hanai, H; Asano, Takeshi; Yasuda, Koji

doi:10.2535/ofaj1936.58.4-6_235

Okajimas Folia Anatomica Japonica

1982

DOI: 10.2535/ofaj1936.58.4-6_235

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Arterial Distribution in the Floor Region of the Rabbit Mouth Using the Plastic Injection Method

Toshiaki Nakajima

H Hanai

Takeshi Asano

et al.

Abstract: Summary:The arterial distribution in the floor region of the mouth of the rabbit was studied by the acryl plastic injection method.The region was found to be supplied by the hyoid branch and the sublingual artery from the lingual artery, and the digastric branch from the facial artery.In the region, the hyoid branch sent out a branch to the anterior and a branch to the inferior ; the sublingual artery gave off the mylohyoid branch, the sublingual glandular branch and the genioglossal branch ; and the digastric… Show more

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Studies on the Arterial Vasculature in the Floor Region of the Mouth and the Submandibular Region of the Crab-eating Monkey Using the Plastic Injection Method

Nakajima

1984

Okajimas Folia Anatomica Japonica

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Summary: The arterial vasculature in the floor region of the mouth and the submandibular region of the crab-eating monkey was studied by the acrylic plastic injection method.1. The titled regions were found to be supplied by the hyoid branch and the sublingual artery arising from the lingual artery, and the submandibular glandular branch, the mylohyoid branch and the submental artery from the facial artery.2. The hyoid branch supplied the mylohyoid and geniohyoid muscles. 3. The sublingual artery sent off the following branches: (1) the genioglossal branch to the genioglossus muscle, (2) the alveolingual artery to a wide area in the floor region of the mouth including several muscles, the sublingual gland and the gingiva and mucosa of the lingual side of the premolar area, (3) the sublingual papillary branch to the papilla, (4) the incisive gingival branch to the lingual gingiva of the lower incisors and canine, (5) the alveolar branch to the lower incisors, and (6) the median inferior labial artery to the lower lip and labial gingiva of the lower incisors.4. The submandibular glandular branch of the facial artery supplied the submandibular gland.5. The mylohyoid branch supplied the mylohyoid and digastric muscles and the lingual gingiva of the lower molars.6. The branches of the submental artery were as follows: (1) the submandibular lymph node branch to the lymph nodes and the skin and muscles in the submandibular region, (2) the digastric branch to the digastric muscle, and (3) the gingival branch to the labial gingiva opposite the canine and lower lateral incisors.

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Studies on the Arterial Vasculature in the Floor Region of the Mouth and the Submandibular Region of the Crab-eating Monkey Using the Plastic Injection Method

Nakajima

1984

Okajimas Folia Anatomica Japonica

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Facial Artery of the Rabbit

Irifune

1986

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Arterial Distribution in the Floor Region of the Rabbit Mouth Using the Plastic Injection Method

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Studies on the Arterial Vasculature in the Floor Region of the Mouth and the Submandibular Region of the Crab-eating Monkey Using the Plastic Injection Method

Studies on the Arterial Vasculature in the Floor Region of the Mouth and the Submandibular Region of the Crab-eating Monkey Using the Plastic Injection Method

Facial Artery of the Rabbit

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