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3rd Lec on Vascular Histology by Dr. Roomi

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    HISTOLOGY OF

    CIRCULATORY SYSTEMBYDR. MUDASSAR ALI ROOMI(MBBS, M. PHIL.)

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    ELASTIC

    ARTERY

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    ELASTIC ARTERY

    Also called as large arteries

    Also called as conducting arteries

    IEL is not easily distinguishable. No EEL Present.

    Examples: aorta and its mainbranches.

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    Vasa Vasorum

    Found in the walls of large arteriesand veins

    function: these are Small bloodvessels which supply nutrition totunica media and tunica adventitia

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    Function of elasticarteries

    During systole, They absorb some ofthe pulse beat by expansion of theirwalls.

    During diastole, the large arteriesreturn to normal size pushing theblood forward (windkessel effect).

    They make the blood flow lessintermittent during cardiac cycle.

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    LARGE ARTERY

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    How to draw elastic artery!

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    Elastic artery

    IDENTIFICATIONPOINTS:

    Tunica mediacontain 30-40layers of elastic

    fibers. Smooth muscle

    is less abundant

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    Aneurysm

    Definition: Ballooning out of anartery due to weakness of its wall.

    Rupture of the aneurysm bringssevere consequences and may causedeath.

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    Atherosclerosis

    Definition: Lipiddeposits in the T.intima of

    medium andlarge sizedarteries.

    Examples:Major vesselsaffected are:

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    Atherosclerosis

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    LARGE VEIN

    e.g. SVC, IVC, portal vein

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    LARGE VEIN

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    Varicose veins

    Abonormallytortuous anddilated veins

    Happen due tovalvularincompetence.

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