Vascular variations on a human cadaver

Abstract

During a routine anatomy dissection a number of vascular variations were found on a 55 year old male cadaver; the left inferior phrenic artery was arising from the coeliac trunk and the accessory hepatic artery was arising from the left gastric artery. There were three right and two left renal arteries all of which were arising from the aorta. The right inferior phrenic vein was connecting to the right suprerenal vein, right testicular vein was connecting to the right renal vein and hemiasygos vein was not present.

Özet

Anatomi laboratuvarındaki rutin kadavra diseksiyonu sırasında 55 yaşında bir erkek kadavranın damarlarında varyasyonlara rastlanmıştır. Bu vakada a. phrenica inferior sinistra truncus coeliacus'tan, a. hepatica accessoria ise a. gastrica sinistra'dan çıkmakta idi. Sağ renal arter üç adet ve sol renal arter iki adet olarak Aortae'den çıkmakta idi. V. phrenica inferior dextra v. suprarenalis'e , v. testicularis dextra v. renalis dextra'ya dökülmekte idi ve v. hemiazygos bulunmamakta idi.