The point of a blood vessel is to transport blood throughout the body in order to distribute nutrients and wick away cellular waste. The only living cells in the body that aren't directly served by blood vessels are the cells in the eye's cornea; rather than obtain their nutrients through blood, these cells receive all needed nutrients through diffusion across the aqueous humour (the watery substance between the lens and the cornea). Other body parts that don't have blood vessels include hair, nails, enamel, and outer skin layers.
Nails
cartilage
The only structure would have to be atrificial one such as hip replacements other than that all strucutre are made or (or contain) cells and so require blood vessels to supply them. To supply indidual cells cappillary beds are found in all these tructured.
Blood vessels are the most abundant structures
nails or your hair
Just about all of them. Some have more, some less. But all have vessels and nerves to a degree.
The structure in the arm of a human that carries oxygen-rich red blood cells is the blood vessels, specifically the arteries. Arteries transport oxygenated blood away from the heart to various tissues, including those in the arm. In addition to red blood cells, which contain hemoglobin to bind and transport oxygen, blood also contains white blood cells for immune defense and platelets for clotting.
Yes, blood vessels are considered organs in the human body.
In the blood vessels and in the lymph vessels.
what are the three kinds of the blood vessels in the human body
Ummm........ Blood vessels, maybe?
blood vessels