[Histopathology of aortocoronary glomera: modern anatomo-clinical approach to the understanding of cardiocirculatory disorders].

Recent advances in experimental and human physiology call for an updated anatomoclinical assessment of juxtacardiac neuroreceptors in cardiocirculatory disorders. An approach to this correlative side of the problem, hitherto neglected, has been made upon the basis of observations in normal, comparative, and morbid anatomy of the paraganglia in the cardiac and coronary plexus. Original topics are pointed out, in selectioned cases, aortocoronary bypass surgery included.