Vol. 9, Issue 1, Part B (2024)

Author(s): Vijay Kumar Yogi, PankajKumar Thanvi, RajKumar Siyag, Sanwarmal, Punam and Neelam Kumari Faran

Abstract: For this work we used 6 rectum of recently died camel in VCC, CVAS, Bikaner. There were four layers in wall of rectum it include tunica mucosa, submucosa, muscularis and serosa. A more amount of loose connective tissue with various large and small blood vessels were present in rectum’s submucosa. Outer longitudinal and inner circular layer was present in muscularis of rectum in which outer layer was thick and inner layer was thin. Retroperitoneal part conatied adventitia at outer most layer and peritoneal part had serosa as outermost layer in camel’s rectum. A intense negative reaction was present in mcmanus for glycogen and muco-polysaccharides.