To establish a mathematical model of the treelike arteries for the pur
pose of hemodynamic analysis, a complete set of morphometric data of p
ig coronary arteries is presented. For the purpose of mathematical mod
eling, three innovations in morphometry are introduced: 1) a rule for
assigning the order numbers of the vessels on the basis of diameter ra
nges, 2) a connectivity matrix to describe asymmetric branching, and 3
) a measurement of the fraction of vessel segments connected in series
. The morphometric measurements were made with the silicone elastomer-
casting method. Data on smaller vessels were obtained from histologica
l specimens by optical sectioning. Data on larger vessels were obtaine
d from vascular casts. The order number, diameter, length, connectivit
y matrix, and fractions of the vessels of a given order connected in s
eries were measured for all orders of vessels of the right coronary ar
tery and the left anterior descending and left circumflex branches. Th
e data can be used to analyze the longitudinal distribution of blood p
ressure and volume and spatial distribution of perfusion in myocardium
.