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Brain neovascularization with temporalis muscle in dogs
Neurochirurgia
|May 1, 1979
Abstract:
Nine mongrel adult dogs underwent temporalis muscle transposition on the surface of the left hemisphere, the arachnoid having been removed. Histological confirmation of vessel networks connecting muscle and brain was achieved after 90 days.
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