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The morphology of circulus arteriosus cerebri in rats

Little has been reported concerning circulus arteriosus cerebri in adult rats. A study of rats' brains perfused with latex and fixed in formalin revealed the general configuration of a circular type pattern of the major cerebral arteries in which all vessels were patent. No major vessel was “string‐like” and no circles were incomplete.

James Oliver Brown | James O. Brown

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