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Tavşanda Değişik İskelet Kaslarının Sinir Dağılım Paternlerinin Çalışması

The Study of Intramuscular Nerve Distribution Pattern of Various Skeletal Muscles in Rabbit

Qian XUE
Yong ZHANG
Peng XIE
Xiaoming ZHANG
Shengbo YANG
Pages
525–531
Publication Date
2022-10-19
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Neural anastomoses were observed in three shape skeletal muscles,including the U-like, Y-like, L-like appearance.Conclusion: Intramuscular nerves running in parallel or perpendicular with the muscle fibers.The spatial arrangement of the muscle fibers was related to the intramuscular nervedistribution patterns.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Backgroud: The intramuscular nerve distribution of mammalian skeletal muscle may be ofimportance for understanding of muscle-nerve relationship.
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Key Findings & Data:The purpose of this study was toexamine the intramuscular nerve distribution patterns of various skeletal muscles in rabbits.Methods: The relationships among pectoralis major muscle, plantaris, extensor digitorumlongus with various architecture and their intramuscular nerve distribution patterns wereexamined in twenty New Zealand rabbits using the modified Sihler's stain method.Results: The pectoralis major muscle, plantaris, extensor digitorum longus contain separatenerve compartments.
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Conclusion & Impact:Neural anastomoses were observed in three shape skeletal muscles,including the U-like, Y-like, L-like appearance.Conclusion: Intramuscular nerves running in parallel or perpendicular with the muscle fibers.The spatial arrangement of the muscle fibers was related to the intramuscular nervedistribution patterns.
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Backgroud: The intramuscular nerve distribution of mammalian skeletal muscle may be ofimportance for understanding of muscle-nerve relationship. The purpose of this study was toexamine the intramuscular nerve distribution patterns of various skeletal muscles in rabbits.Methods: The relationships among pectoralis major muscle, plantaris, extensor digitorumlongus with various architecture and their intramuscular nerve distribution patterns wereexamined in twenty New Zealand rabbits using the modified Sihler's stain method.Results: The pectoralis major muscle, plantaris, extensor digitorum longus contain separatenerve compartments. Neural anastomoses were observed in three shape skeletal muscles,including the U-like, Y-like, L-like appearance.Conclusion: Intramuscular nerves running in parallel or perpendicular with the muscle fibers.The spatial arrangement of the muscle fibers was related to the intramuscular nervedistribution patterns.

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Giriş: Kas-sinir ilişkisini anlamada memeli iskelet kasının intramusküler sinir dağılımınıbilmenin önemi olabilir. Bu çalışmanın amacı tavşanda değişik iskelet kaslarınınintramusküler sinir dağılımlarını incelemektir.Yöntem: Modifiye edilmiş Sihler boyası yöntemi kullanılarak yirmi Yeni Zelanda tavşanındabüyük pektoral, plantaris, ekstensör digitorum longus ile intramusküler sinir dağılımpatternleri ve değişik mimari yapı arasındaki ilişki incelendi.Sonuç: Pectoralis major, plantaris, ekstensör digitorum longus kasları ayrı sinirkompartmanlarına sahiptir. İskelet kaslarında U-benzeri, Y-benzeri ve L-benzeri olmak üzereüç tip nöral anastomoz görünümü gözlendi.Yargı: İntramusküler sinirler kas lifleriyle paralel ya da dik olarak seyrederler. Kas liflerininuzaysal düzenlenmeleri intramusküler sinir dağılım patternleri ile ilişkilidir.

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XUE, Q., ZHANG, Y., XIE, P., ZHANG, X., YANG, S. (2022). Tavşanda Değişik İskelet Kaslarının Sinir Dağılım Paternlerinin Çalışması. Journal of Neurological Sciences (Turkish), Cilt: 30 - Sayı: 3, 525–531. https://ajindex.com/articles/565173

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