On the innervation of the blood vessels in the human foot
On the innervation of the blood vessels in the human foot
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论人体足部血管的神经支配
DOI：
10.1002/ar.1091490404
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发表时间：
1964
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通讯作者：
J. Pick
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作者：
A. Mustalish;J. Pick
在Zeiss手术显微镜下，解剖了1例成人尸体双足背侧的血管神经，未见明显的血管神经发自隐神经。足背内侧2/3处的跖背动、静脉终末由腓浅神经内侧分支发出的极细神经支配。腓肠神经发出明显的细丝至趾间外侧血管和跖骨血管、跟骨外侧动脉和距跟骨区。这些发现提供了一个坚实的解剖学基础中断的血管神经的足背和两侧的阻断与止痛剂或通过粉碎腓浅神经，腓肠神经和隐神经以上的脚踝。
With the aid of a Zeiss operation microscope, a dissection was made of the nerves to the blood vessels of the dorsum and sides in the two feet of the cadaver of an adult man. No obvious vascular nerve issued from the saphenous nerve. The terminations of the dorsal metatarsal and interdigital arteries and veins over the two medial thirds of the dorsum of the foot were supplied by extremely thin nervelets which originated chiefly from the medial branch of the superficial peroneal nerve. The sural nerve issued conspicuous filaments to the lateral interdigital and metatarsal blood vessels, to the lateral calcaneal arteries and to the talo‐calcaneal region. These findings provided a firmer anatomical basis for the interruption of the vascular nerves of the dorsum and sides of the foot by blocking with analgesic agents or by crushing the superficial peroneal, sural and saphenous nerves above the ankle.