American Journal of Physiology 2 (1898-99)
American Journal of Physiology 2 (1898-99)
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in diameter in the posterior auricular wall. The infarct proved to be complete, the macroscopical appearance being corroborated by microscopical examination. No better illustration could be desired of the extent to which the arterial tonus controls the peripheral resistance and thus determines within wide limits whether a commuhicating branch shall during life be wide or narrow — an open or a closed gate for collateral circulation.
Variations in the areas of infarction. — Variations in the boun...daries of infarcts are particularly marked in the infarcts of the circumflex and right coronary arteries. The descendens shows a very constant distribution, which in the cat varies only at the posterior border of the septum. The greatest variation in the area of any artery takes place in the distribution of the circumflex. The left margin, that adjoining the descendens, is uniform; its septal margin, however, may involve the whole posterior border of the interventricular septum and a portion of the right ventricular wall, or may be sharply limited by the posterior interventricular groove.
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in diameter in the posterior auricular wall. The infarct proved to be complete, the macroscopical appearance being corroborated by microscopical examination. No better illustration could be desired of the extent to which the arterial tonus controls the peripheral resistance and thus determines within wide limits whether a commuhicating branch shall during life be wide or narrow — an open or a closed gate for collateral circulation.
Variations in the areas of infarction. — Variations in the boun...daries of infarcts are particularly marked in the infarcts of the circumflex and right coronary arteries. The descendens shows a very constant distribution, which in the cat varies only at the posterior border of the septum. The greatest variation in the area of any artery takes place in the distribution of the circumflex. The left margin, that adjoining the descendens, is uniform; its septal margin, however, may involve the whole posterior border of the interventricular septum and a portion of the right ventricular wall, or may be sharply limited by the posterior interventricular groove.
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