On the distributing arteries to t h e palatine tonsil. the present author carries forwards a topographical summary and discusses it with results of the predecessors. Respective distribu t ing territory of each arterial branch in each species is made into tables 1 and 2.1. A. palatina ascendens The artery i s observed in human fetus and dog. Z u c k e rk and 1 ('06), Orleansky ('09) and Lund ('18, all by Maruoka)in human adult describe that distributing branches to the palatine tonsil rise most often from the artery. In general, peripheries of it supply the tonsil, as textbooks state. A d a c hi ('28) describes fully on the origin of the ascending palatine in his " Das Arteriensystem der Japaner, " as follows: Double ascending palatines are rarely observed. The artery rises via a common stem with the ascending pharyngeal on 10 cases (from the external carotid on 6, the occipital on 3, the facial on 1) in 123 exs., while separately from the ascending pharyngeal on 113 cases. In the latter the ascending palatine rises from the facial on 85 cases, the external carotid on 26, the occipital on 1 and the lingual on 1, respectively. The ascending palatine in human fetus by the present author rises from the facial on 22 cases in 25 exs. and from the external carotid on 3, but it is unable to observe any other sources as described by Adachi. In the case in which direct R. tonsillaris out of the facial is lacked, a twig of R. tonsillaris out of the ascending palatine or the branched periphery of the ramus, is distributed to the whole tonsil or its inferior half, replacing R. tonsillaris of the facial lacked with that of the ascending palatine. Kameda ('36) sta tes on the course and branching of the ascending palatine as follows : The artery rises from the facial, about 2 cm beyond its origin, and gives a twig to the medial pterygoid, ascending for a distance of about 2 cm at about a right angle with the stylohyoid, then beneath the pharyngeal orifice of the Eustachian tube divides into two, one of which is distributed to the canal and the soft palate, and the other to the superior 1/3 of the tonsil and the tonsillar cover proceeding anteromedially. While, a little thicker branch rising near the origin of the mother artery is distributed to the inferior 1/3 of the tonsil and the tonsillar cover, penetrating the superior pharyngeal constrictor. Observations in all cases by the present author are almost in accord with Kameda's description, with exception of distributing to the inferior 1/3 of the tonsil. Such distribution feature just as Kameda's is observed on ly in the cases in which R. tonsillaris of the facial is lacked. In dog, Ellenberger and Baum (1891) discribe two of ascending palatine arteries, but they do not touch about the branch to the tonsil. The present author observes various diverging fealures of the artery. The artery is found in most cases one in number, but also two in 9 cases. End of the artery (or one of the two) becomes R. tonsillaris.
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