LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE FROM THE SKIN OF THE DISTAL FORELIMB IN KARAKUL SHEEP
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Karakul sheepAbstract
This article highlights the anatomical and physiological characteristics of the lymphatic drainage of the skin in the distal region of the forelimbs of Karakul sheep. The study investigated the location and direction of lymphatic vessels and their connections to the major lymph nodes. Additionally, the drainage characteristics of lymph flow from the skin of the distal region, the functional significance of lymph nodes, and their clinical-practical applications were analyzed. The findings are of significant importance for diagnosing infectious and non-infectious diseases in Karakul sheep and for improving surgical and veterinary-sanitary procedures.
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