König H E
Institut für Tieranatomie, Universität München.
Tierarztl Prax. 1992 Aug;20(4):429-33.
An unimpaired vascular circulation is vital for gastric function. The arteries of the stomach originate from the coeliac artery; the veins lead to the portal vein. Arteries in the right half of the organ form a perigastric circle of anastomosing vessels, which is lacking on the left side. The basal capillary network of the gastric submucosa shows no important regional differences. Territories of vascularisation are documented for the canine stomach.
未受损的血管循环对胃功能至关重要。胃的动脉起源于腹腔动脉；静脉通向门静脉。该器官右半部分的动脉形成一个吻合血管的胃周环，而左侧则没有。胃黏膜下层的基底毛细血管网没有明显的区域差异。已记录犬胃的血管分布区域。
