Meyermann R, Kletter G
Acta Neurochir (Wien). 1976;35(1-3):71-83. doi: 10.1007/BF01405935.
For 10 years, it has been known that operations on vessels 1 mm in diameter are possible. The application of microvascular techniques to neurosurgery demands microscopic and ultrastructural examinations of the effects of such interventions on small vessels. Histological examinations can help to provide answers to questions concerning operating technique, ultrastructural examinations give information on the indications for operation. Since these questions have not been studied previously, preliminary examinations on easily accessible vessels are necessary. For this purpose, the common carotid artery of the rat was chosen. Histological and ultrastructural examinations were carried out on end-to-end anastomoses of these vessels. The ultrastructural findings are described and compared with anatomical findings in normal and abnormal vessels in the rat.
十年来，人们已经知道对直径1毫米的血管进行手术是可行的。将微血管技术应用于神经外科手术需要对这类干预措施对小血管的影响进行显微镜和超微结构检查。组织学检查有助于回答有关手术技术的问题，超微结构检查则提供手术指征方面的信息。由于这些问题以前未曾研究过，因此有必要对易于接近的血管进行初步检查。为此，选用了大鼠的颈总动脉。对这些血管的端端吻合进行了组织学和超微结构检查。描述了超微结构的发现，并与大鼠正常和异常血管的解剖学发现进行了比较。
