Shotgun Histology Medium Artery and Vein

[tmarkelj]

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[shiddanta]

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[tarlacnepali]

sir...i guess veins have abundant amount of vass vasorum than the arteries...it is mentioned like that in my book of histology of gartner....

[ichibonpokemon]

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[floweriepot]

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[13566183]

Just great!

Thanks! It's a great help for my exam!

[azizulsalehudin]

thanks sir,really helpful!

[anybodyouthere]

isnt it the opposite? more vasa vasorum in veins due to the amount of oxygen in vein blood?

[13566183]

yeah i think so...

[mongofredrik]

I might be missing something but why should the amount of oxygen in the lumen of the vein matter? Do you think that some oxygen could pass through the intima to the muscle in the media? I doubt it.

It makes alot more sense that there are larger vasa vasora in the arteries seeing as they have much more muscle tissue and hence need alot more oxygen to function than the veins.

[ApeOfGod1]

Especially when you consider the relative thickness of the two.

[adobonghito]

thanks for the video! This will greatly help me in my histology class