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Abstract
The study of the blood supply of the intestine was carried out on 23
apparently healthy adult donkeys. The age and sex of the animals
were not considered in this study.
The arterial blood supply of the intestinal tract in the donkey
is mainly achieved by the cranial and caudal mesenteric arteries. In
addition to other branches derived from the right gastric,
gastroduodenal and the caudal rectal arteries while the venous
blood of the intestinal tract is mainly achieved by the V. Portae
through its peripheral tributaries. In addition to the caudal rectal of
the internal iliac vein.
The Arterial supply and venous drainage of the intestinal tract
were done by the ordinary routine methods as well as the cast
preparation.
A comprehensive description of the origin, course and
distribution of the arteries and veins of the intestinal tract were
studies.
A Photographic and cast preparation were blotted, whenever
possible.
The results obtained were discussed with those of other
authors in the horse and other domestic animals.