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Morphologie der Ventrikulocoronaren Anastomosen bei Herzen mit intaktem und pathologisch verändertem Coronargefäßsystem

Morphology of ventriculo-coronary anastomoses in hearts with intact and pathologically altered coronary vessels

Eine injektionstechnische Studie an menschlichen Leichenherzen

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Summary

With the aid of plastic casts and injected hearts, which were treated by the method of Drahn, a survey was given of the morphology of the ventriculo-coronary anastomoses. In principle we distinguish Thebesian vessels, ventriculo-capillary vessels, ventriculo-venous and ventriculo-arterial communications. The last two types can be summarized as ventriculo-vasal vessels. Besides the elaboration of the morphology the functional importance of ventriculo-coronary anastomoses in the presence of coronary ischemia was pointed out.

Zusammenfassung

Es wurde mit Hilfe von Korrosionspräparaten und injizierten Herzen, die nach dem Drahnschen Verfahren aufgehellt wurden, ein Überblick über die Morphologie ventrikulocoronarer Anastomosen gegeben. Dabei unterscheiden wir grundsätzlich Thebesische Venen, ventrikulocapilldre Gefäße, ventrikulovenÖse und ventrikuloarterielle Kommunikationen. Die beiden letzten Gefäßtypen können als ventrikulovasale Gefäße zusammengefaßt werden. Neben der Ausarbeitung der Morphologie wurde auf die funktionelle Bedeutung ventrikulocoronarer Anastomosen bei coronarer Ischdmie hingewiesen.

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  1. Städt. Krankenanstalten, Chirurg. Klinik der Universität Düsseldorf, Moorenstraß 5, BRD-4000, Düsseldorf, Deutschland

    E. Hoffmann, Ch. Gebhardt & B. Kisseler

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    E. Hoffmann, Ch. Gebhardt & B. Kisseler

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Hoffmann, E., Gebhardt, C. & Kisseler, B. Morphologie der Ventrikulocoronaren Anastomosen bei Herzen mit intaktem und pathologisch verändertem Coronargefäßsystem. Langenbecks Arch Chiv 328, 180–200 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01877670

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