Haversian canals and Volkmanns canals of bones

Question

Give a brief description of Haversian canals and Volkmann’s canals of bones? Is osseous tissue vascularized?

Answer 1

The Haversian canals are longitudinal canals which are present in osseous tissue within blood vessels and nerves pass. The osseous tissue dispenses itself in a concentric way around these canals.

The Volkmann’s canals are communications between Harvesian canals. The osseous tissue is extremely vascularized in its interior.