Histology of Tongue

Veterinary Anatomy

Tongue organ consists essentially of a lining of stratified squamous epithelium and striated muscle, arranged in a number of layers. The connective tissue attaches the tough mucous membrane of the tongue to the muscular mass. The epithelium of the tongue is thickest and has the heaviest stratum corneum on the dorsal surface. The tongue bears […]

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Histology of Digestive system

Veterinary Anatomy

The digestive system consists of the alimentary tract and other associated structures like the tongue, teeth, salivary gland, liver and pancreas. In Histology of Digestive system, these given headings will be discussed in detail- Salivary glands Tongue Taste buds Digestive tube Oesophagus Stomach Forestomach of ruminants Glandular stomach Small intestine Large intestine Blood vessels to

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Histology of veins

Veterinary Anatomy

The caliber of veins is as a rule much larger but the walls are thinner than arteries due to a great reduction of the muscular and elastic elements. The collagenous connective tissue is present in much larger amount and constitutes the bulk of the wall. The three coats are present but their boundaries are often

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Histology of arteries

Veterinary Anatomy

The wall of an artery is composed of three tunics or coats which are- innermost coat, middle coat and outer coat. Innermost coat – the Tunica intima consisting of endothelium continuous with that of capillaries, The middle coat – Tunica media consisting mainly of smooth muscle with varying amounts of elastic and collagenous tissue and The outer coat – Tunica adventitia or externa composed

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Histology of Capillaries

Veterinary Anatomy

Capillaries are delicate tubes whose average diameter is about 7 to 9 microns. Capillaries branch extensively without change in caliber and these branches anastomose to form extensive networks whose meshes vary in size and shape in different tissues and organs. The greater the metabolic activity of the tissue, the denser is the capillary network. The

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Histology of Circulatory system

Veterinary Anatomy

The histology of circulatory apparatus consists of a cardio vascular system and lymphatic system. Cardiovascular system consists of A central propelling organ- the heart A series of efferent tubes – the arteries, which by branching constantly increase in number and decrease in caliber and which serve to carry the blood form heart to the tissues, Minute anastamosing tubules – the capillaries into which the arteries

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