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Biosci. j. (Online) ; 29(4): 946-955, july/aug. 2013. ilus
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: biblio-914728

ABSTRACT

A origem e distribuição do nervo axilar foram analisadas por meio da dissecação em 30 fetos de bovinos azebuados, 20 machos e 10 fêmeas, após a fixação em solução aquosa de formaldeído a 10%. O nervo axilar originou-se em 13,33% dos antímeros do ramo ventral do sexto nervo espinal cervical (C6), em 100% dos antímeros do ramo ventral do sétimo nervo espinal cervical (C7), em 91,67% do ramo ventral do oitavo nervo espinal cervical (C8) e em 5,00% do ramo ventral do primeiro nervo espinal torácico (T1). O nervo axilar cedeu ramos para os músculos redondo menor (100,00%), deltóide (100,00%), parte cleidobraquial do músculo braquiocefálico (100,00%), subescapular (78,33%) e redondo maior (11,66%). Em todos os animais o referido nervo emitiu o ramo cutâneo cranial do antebraço, o qual se distribuiu para a fáscia e pele da face cranial do braço e antebraço. Não houve diferenças significativas entre as frequências de ramos dos nervos axilares emitidos para os músculos dos antímeros direito e esquerdo, entretanto, constataram-se diferenças estatísticas entre a frequência de ramos cedidos para o músculo deltóide direito, em machos e fêmeas, sendo observada uma maior frequência para os fetos machos.


In this study, the origin and distribution of the axillary nerve in 30 fetuses of zebu-crossed bovines, 20 males and 10 females, were analyzed through dissection after fixation in an aqueous solution of 10% formaldehyde. The axillary nerve was found to originate in 13.33% of the antimeres of the ventral branch of the 6th cervical (C6) spinal nerve, in 100% of the antimeres of the ventral branch of the 7 th cervical (C7) spinal nerve, in 91.67% of the ventral branch of the 8th cervical (C8) spinal nerve, and in 5.00% of the ventral branch of the 1st thoracic (T1) spinal nerve. The axillary nerve extended branches to the teres minor (100,00%), deltoid (100,00%), cleidobrachial part of the brachiocephalic muscle (100,00%), subscapularis (78.33%) and teres major (11.66%) muscles. In all the animals, the aforementioned nerve issued the forearm cranial cutaneos branch, which was distributed to the fascia and skin of the cranial face of the arm and forearm. No significant differences were found in the frequency of branches of the axillary nerves issuing to the muscles of the right and left antimeres. However, statistically significant differences were found in the frequency of branches leading to the right deltoid muscle in males and females, with male fetuses showing a higher frequency of these branches.


Subject(s)
Spinal Nerves , Brachial Plexus , Cattle , Peripheral Nervous System , Fetus
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