Anastomoses
collaterals exist under normal conditions and can develop in the presence of anastomoses. Consequently, if normal circulationin a vessel is disturbed by an obstacle in the path of the blood, existing collateral blood vessels are first put to use and then new bypasses are developed. As a result, disturbed circulation is restored. A major role in this process is played by the nervous system. An understanding of collateral blood circulation requires sound knowledge of the anastomoses which link the various various vascular systems along which collateral blood flow can be established in case of injury Medical Coding Services
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