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A comprehensive study of mesoappendix and arterial pattern of appendix

Mezoapendiks ve apendiksin arteriyel yapısının kapsamlı bir çalışması

Pages
55–59
Publication Date
2022-11-02
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Conclusion: The mesoappendix and the branching pattern of the appendicular artery varies from person to person, and this awareness will be of use during surgeries on appendix.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Objective: The length and the attachment of the mesoappendix is important in the degree of inflammation, spread of tumor and during surgical resection of the appendix.
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Key Findings & Data:Results: The whole length mesoappendix was seen in 76% and the half length mesoappendix was not found.
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Conclusion & Impact:Conclusion: The mesoappendix and the branching pattern of the appendicular artery varies from person to person, and this awareness will be of use during surgeries on appendix.
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Abstract

Objective: The length and the attachment of the mesoappendix is important in the degree of inflammation, spread of tumor and during surgical resection of the appendix. The presence of accessory appendicular artery along with varied origin of appendicular artery may cause intra- as well as post-operative complications. Hence, the study of length of mesoappendix and the origin and branching pattern of arterial supply to the appendix was undertaken. Material and Methods: Sixty formalin fixed appendix specimens were resected along with the intact mesopappendix and were dissected to analyze the extent of attachment, origin of appendicular arteries and the accessory branches as well. Results: The whole length mesoappendix was seen in 76% and the half length mesoappendix was not found. The main appendicular artery originated from the ileocolic artery in 80%, and accessory appendicular artery was seen in 13% of the study specimens. Conclusion: The mesoappendix and the branching pattern of the appendicular artery varies from person to person, and this awareness will be of use during surgeries on appendix.

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Giriş ve Amaç: Mezoapendiksin uzunluğu ve yapısı enflamasyonun derecesinde, tümörün yayılmasında ve apendiksin cerrahi rezeksiyonu sırasında önemlidir. Farklı apendiküler arter kökenleriyle birlikte aksesuar apendiküler arterin varlığı, intra ve postoperatif komplikasyonlara neden olabilir. Bu nedenle mezoapendiksin uzunluğu ve apendiksin arteriyel beslenmesinin kökeni ve dallanma modeli üzerine çalışma yapılmıştır. Gereç ve Yöntem: Altmış formalinle sabitlenmiş apendiks örneği, sağlam mezoapendiks ile birlikte rezeke edildi ve ekin kapsamını, apendiküler arterlerin çıkışını ve ayrıca aksesuar dallarını analiz etmek için diseke edildi. Bulgular: Yüzde 76 oranında tam boy mezoapendiks görüldü ve yarım boy mezoapendiks bulunamadı. Çalışma örneklerinin %80’inde ileokolik arterden çıkan ana apendiküler arter ve %13’ünde aksesuar apendiküler arter görüldü. Sonuç: Mezoapendiks ve apendiküler arterin dallanma şekli kişiden kişiye değişir ve bu farkındalık apendiks ameliyatlarında faydalı olacaktır.

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SWATHIPRIYADARSHINI, C., RAJILARAJENDRAN, H., BALAJI, T., GNANASUNDARAM, V. (2022). A comprehensive study of mesoappendix and arterial pattern of appendix. Turkish Journal of Surgery, Cilt: 38 - Sayı: 1, 55–59. https://ajindex.com/articles/614225

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