Abstract
Features of the Ways and Branching the Sinus Veins of the Heart of Anglo-Nubian Breed Goats in Age Aspect
Highlights
The cardiovascular system is one of the most important in the animal’s body and performs such functions as transport, integrative, protective, regulation of homeostasis, etc
Advances in Animal and Veterinary Sciences into the coronary sinus. They are opposed by Besoluk and Tipirdamaz (2001), arguing that in Angora goats, the left marginal vein flows into the large heart vein
As a result of these studies established the features of ways and branching main sinus veins of the heart of a goat of the Anglo-Nubian breed
Summary
The cardiovascular system is one of the most important in the animal’s body and performs such functions as transport, integrative, protective, regulation of homeostasis, etc. There are three main directions for the outflow of venous blood from the myocardium of the heart These are the sinus veins, the anterior cardiac veins, and the TebesiaViessen veins (Zelenevsky et al, 2016; Genain et al, 2018). In a significant amount of work, it indicated that the average cardiac vein in goats ends on the ventral surface of the coronary sinus and formed by the subsinous interventricular venous trunk. After exiting the paraconal interventricular sulcus, the paraconal interventricular vein continues caudally as an enveloping branch It opens into the coronary sinus at the level of the junction of the left unpaired vein (Barszcz et al, 2019; Besoluk and Tipirdamaz, 2001; Bűll and Martins, 2002; Frandson et al, 2009; Smodlaka et al, 2009)
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