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Mammary Gland - Anatomy & Physiology (view source)
Revision as of 09:25, 8 July 2008
, 09:25, 8 July 2008→Lymphatics
**In the Cow, there is also a degree of lymphatic drainage to the Subiliac (Prefemoral) lymph node.
**In the Cow, there is also a degree of lymphatic drainage to the Subiliac (Prefemoral) lymph node.
* '''Thoracic mammary glands''': axillary lymph node
* '''Thoracic mammary glands''': axillary lymph node
''Lymphatic drainage in the cow''
* '''Afferent lymphatic ducts''': pass dorsocaudal to reach the mammary lymph nodes (superficial inguinal).
* '''Mammary (superficial inguinal) lymph nodes''': two nodes at the dorsocaudal side of the udder. Usually a palpable large, kidney-shaped node between the caudal side of the udder base and the thigh.
* '''Efferent lymphatic ducts''': pass into the abdomen through the inguinal canal to empty into the deep inguinal node.
* '''Deep inguinal lymph node''': small, dorsocaudal udder. Too deep to be palpated.
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== Histology ==
== Histology ==