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Myelinated fibers of spinal cord blood vessels--sensory innervation?
Innervation of the ventral spinal artery from the lumbosacral region of dogs was studied using light, scanning, and transmission microscopy. Microscopy revealed myelinated fibers, a new observation, in addition to unmyelinated fibers expected on the basis of previous studies of autonomic innervation of this blood vessel. The myelinated axons may be sensory fibers.