Haversian canals and Volkmann canals of bones

Question

Specify the Haversian canals and the Volkmann’s canals of bones? Whether, osseous tissue is vascularised or not?

Answer 1

Haversian canals are the longitudinal canals which are present in the osseous tissue inside which blood vessels and nerves pass. The osseous tissue spreads itself within a concentric manner around these canals. Volkmann’s canals are the communications between the Harvesian canals. The osseous tissue is greatly vascularised in its interior.