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Equine Special Senses - Horse Anatomy (view source)
Revision as of 14:58, 22 November 2012
, 14:58, 22 November 2012→Innervation
There is a dense network of blood vessels supplying the nasal mucosa. The '''sphenopalatine artery''' supplies the [[Equine Upper Respiratory Tract - Horse Anatomy#Nasal Cavity|nasal cavity]]. The lateral and dorsal '''nasal arteries''', which are branches of the facial artery, itself a branch of the '''external carotid artery''', supply the [[Equine Upper Respiratory Tract - Horse Anatomy#Nose|nose]]. The '''infraorbital artery''' also supplies the [[Equine Upper Respiratory Tract - Horse Anatomy#Nose|nose]].
There is a dense network of blood vessels supplying the nasal mucosa. The '''sphenopalatine artery''' supplies the [[Equine Upper Respiratory Tract - Horse Anatomy#Nasal Cavity|nasal cavity]]. The lateral and dorsal '''nasal arteries''', which are branches of the facial artery, itself a branch of the '''external carotid artery''', supply the [[Equine Upper Respiratory Tract - Horse Anatomy#Nose|nose]]. The '''infraorbital artery''' also supplies the [[Equine Upper Respiratory Tract - Horse Anatomy#Nose|nose]].
==Innervation==
===Innervation===
Sensory innervation is provided by the '''olfactory nerve''' ([[Equine Cranial Nerves - Horse Anatomy#Olfactory Nerve (I)|CN I]]).
Sensory innervation is provided by the '''olfactory nerve''' ([[Equine Cranial Nerves - Horse Anatomy#Olfactory Nerve (I)|CN I]]).