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Grosses artères près du coeurDiamètre: 1,5cmParoi très épaisse: média riche en fibres élastiques, peu de cellules musculaires.Exemples: aorte, carotides, pulmonaires, subclavière, tronc brachiocéphaliqueRôles: réservoir de pression, transforme le flux discontinu en continuElles s'élargissent à la systole et se contractent à la diastole
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