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Stroke. 1985;16:297-301

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Stroke, Vol 16, 297-301, Copyright © 1985 by American Heart Association

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Innervation of brain intraparenchymal vessels in subhuman primates: ultrastructural observations

L Briggs, JH Garcia, KA Conger, H Pinto de Moraes, JC Geer and W Hollander

Sympathetic innervation of intraparenchymal blood vessels in the basal ganglia was demonstrated by transmission electron microscopy in arteries, arterioles, and capillaries of the subhuman primate brain. Small arteries (40-120 micron) and some arterioles (12-40 micron) are innervated only at branching sites. However, arterioles occasionally may be innervated at points distal to their origin. Capillary innervation was very infrequently observed.




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