Five Korean native goats were used to test the effectiveness of the 2 modified techniques (Method 1 and 2) of Pawlow's pouch method. Both methods turned out to be successful and simpler than the original Pawlow's pouch method. In both methods, the miniature rumens were formed on the junction of 2 veins; vena ruminalis sinistra and vena ruminalis dextra. Both method 1 and 2 have the advantage of shortening the operation time, but caution was necessary to prevent the fistual formation between the rumen and miniature rumen in Method 1.

This macroscopic observation was performed to investigate the aortic arch and their branches of the Korean native goat. Ten Korean native goats with black hairs ranging in body weight from 15 to 20kg were used. The findings were based on the latex cast of the vessels made by injection of neoprene latex. The Truncus bicaroticus was continued from the Truncus brachiocephalicus after branching off the A. subclavia dextra in 8 out of 10 cases, but the As. carotidas communes sinistra and dextra were directly branched from the Truncus brachiocephalicus without forming the Truncus bicaroticus in the remaining 2 cases