Mesenteric lymph nodes (MLN) of white rat may be divided on central (or own) MLN, which are lied near trunk of cranial mesenteric artery, and peripheral MLN, which are lied near terminal branches of cranial mesenteric artery, the central MLN - on the proximal (parapancreatic) and the distal (paracolic), and the proximal MLN - on two groups:
Distal central MLN (4-5 shape likely beans or coffee beans) as chain of different solidity extend in common root of mesentery and mesocolon, under vascular bundle, into thickness of fat tissue of root body in mesentery. The root body consists of solid interweaving of different vessels and nerve fibres dipping into fat tissue. The body has shape of direct or curved cylinder, which extend along middle segment of ascend colon on the right side or on both sides from it. The last two of distal central MLN (terminal central MLN) lie on left side from crossing of ventral, transverse loop of ascend colon in its middle segment, on both sides from branching of iliocolic artery from cranial mesenteric artery. The peripheral MLN are:
The work was submitted to International Scientific Conference «Fundamental and applied research in medicine», Sochi, 22-25 September 2011, came to the editorial office on 29.07.2011.