一般注記We investigated the morphology of the microvascular architecture of the inner layer of the buccal periosteum of the mandibular body in the dog using the acrylic resin injection method for corrosion casts. These corrosion casts were examined from the bone side via scanning electron microscopy. The microvascular architecture of the periosteum comprised two layers: an inner and an outer layer. Infrequent vascular network formation was observed in the outer layer, whereas the inner layer contained venous networks. The microvascular architecture of this inner layer could be classified into four regions, according to differences in the morphology of the vascular networks: the attached gingival region, the alveolar mucosal region, the transitional region, and the basal region. The attached gingival, alveolar mucosal, and transitional regions correspond to the alveolar portion of the mandible. The basal region corresponds to the basal portion, excluding the alveolar portion. Comparison of the microvascular architecture in the alveolar and basal portions of the mandible revealed that the vascular network in the alveolar portion consisted of finer vascular networks, relative to the basal portion.
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