1985
DOI: 10.1292/jvms1939.47.237
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Scanning electron microscopic studies on the microvascular system of the spleen in the rat, cat, dog, pig, horse and cow.

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“…Mice, rats and rabbits lack sheathed arteries (Snook, 1950). The diameter of the PAMS has been determined in several animals (Seki & Abe, 1985). The splenic circulation may be open (Thomas, 1967 ;Fukuta et al 1976 ;Irino et al 1977 ;Blue & Weiss, 1981a), closed (Simon, 1970Murkami et al 1973) or a combination of both (Barnhart et al 1976 ;Chen, 1978).…”
Section: mentioning
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“…Mice, rats and rabbits lack sheathed arteries (Snook, 1950). The diameter of the PAMS has been determined in several animals (Seki & Abe, 1985). The splenic circulation may be open (Thomas, 1967 ;Fukuta et al 1976 ;Irino et al 1977 ;Blue & Weiss, 1981a), closed (Simon, 1970Murkami et al 1973) or a combination of both (Barnhart et al 1976 ;Chen, 1978).…”
Section: mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is ellipsoid shape in the dog (Jacobsen, 1971). The PAMS of the camel (42p8 µm) was smaller than that of the pig (60-90 µm), similar to that of the horse (40-60 µm) and larger than that of the dog, cat (30-40 µm) and cow ( 30 µm) (Seki & Abe, 1985) and also man (20-30 µm) (Raviola, 1994). There is no PAMS in rats, rabbits or mice (Snook, 1950).…”
Section: mentioning
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“…Apart from the external gross morphology, the histology and function of the equine spleen is very similar to that of the cat, although the storing capacity is greater (Tablin & Weiss, 1983;Seki & Abe, 1985). Also, a qualitative difference occurs between the equine and carnivoran spleen.…”
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“…The inner layer is thick and collagenous, comprised of elastic fibers and leiomyocytes. Concerning Artiodactyla, detailed description are available for the spleen of Alces alces (Blumenthal, 1952), Cervus elaphus, Capreolus capreolus (Hartwig & Hartwig, 1975), Bos taurus (Seki & Abe, 1985), Bubalus bubalis (Mishra & Verma, 2004), Ovis aries, Capra hircus (Tischendorf, 1969), Camelus dromedarius (Zidan et al, 2000), Camelus bactrianus (Abe et al, 1999), Hippopotamus amphibius (Tischendorf, 1958) and Sus scrofa (Seki & Abe, 1985). In Artiodactyla, but also in Elephas maximus (Tischendorf, 1953), the spleen is covered by a bilayered capsule like in Equus.…”
Section: Ion Udroiumentioning
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