Data аrе reported referring to the vascularization of the canine aortic wall. Different sections of the aorta аrе studied in а series including 7 grown-up dogs, resorting to the method of Indian-ink - gelatine injection with, subseguent preparation of totally transparent specimens and hislological sections. The results of the investigations show that the wall vascularization reveals distinct differences in the various sections along the course of the aorta. These differences appeart to bе definitively conditioned bу the thickness of the wall in these particular areas. In the thicker wall the vascularization was found to bе stronger and vice versa. Furthermore, the forin of the intramural bed varies according to the degree of vascularization, respectively the thickness of the wall. Whereas with the thickest wall it assumes the form of separate, deeply penetrating vascular shrubs, with capillary loops along the periphery, with the thinnest wall it has the form of widely scattered single capillary loops. The thicker the wall is, the more significant the depth of penetration into the medis appears to bе. However, there аrе nо substantial differences in the absolute values of remoteness of the deepest capillaries from the internal surlace of the wall. This finding, warrants the statement that the nutritional capacities of the blооd flow in the lumen, despite certain differences in the dynamics of the blооd flow, in different areas of the aorta, аrе approximately equal.
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