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Comparative morphofunctional and species-specific vascularization features of of the knee capsule of some mammals

The metabolic, reparative and plastic properties, as well as the functional activity of the multiorgan synovial environment of the knee joint, are organically and functionally related to their morphology and blood supply. The aim of our research was to determine the general biological and specific features of the structural organization and vascularization of the knee joint capsule in animals with different supports, locomotion and body weight. A complex of morphological research methods is used in this work: anatomical, histological, neurohistological. Used neurohistological method of impregnation in its own algorithm. The structural organization of synovial and fibrous capsule, histotopography of intraorganic vessels was studied on 43 objects of various groups of animals. The selection of animals was carried out according to the type of limb specialization to the substrate. Animals were  taking into account the ecology, types of support, the nature of locomotion and the speed of movement – phalanoid animals – a domestic horse, a domestic bull and a finger animal – a domestic dog and a domestic cat. As a result of the complex comparative-morphological study the general patterns of the structural organization of the articular capsule, the general-biological and species-specific features of the angioarchitectonics and angiotopography were established. The zones of the most intense intraorganic vascularization and the topography of the vascular fields and glomeruli of the articular capsule are shown. The zones of intensive vascularization are localized: in the domestic bull – in the medial, dorsal, lateral parts, vascular glomeruli – in the lateral; in the domestic horse – in all parts of the capsule, vascular glomeruli – in the plantar area; in the domestic dog – in the medial, dorsal, plantar parts, vascular glomeruli – in the plantar area; in a domestic cat, the same type of angioarchitectonics is observed, the vascular fields and glomeruli are absent. The more intense angioarhitectonics in the capsule of the knee joint in phalanoid animals (horse, cattle) than in the finger (dog, cat) possibly due to the different nature of the support and type of locomotion, is determined.

Key words: vascular fields, vascular glomeruli, angioarсhitectonics, knee joint, joint capsule, domestic horse, domestic bull, domestic dog, domestic cat.

NOVAK V. https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4741-648X


BEVZ O. https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0218-1784


Melnichenko A.


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