Anatomy and radiology of the variations of aortic arch branches in 1,266 patients

Vučurević, Goran; Marinković, Slobodan; Puškaš, Laslo; Kovačević, Ivana; Tanasković, Slobodan; Radak, Đorđe; Ilić, Aleksandra

doi:10.5603/fm.2013.0019

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“…[5] Vučurević ve ark. [24] da özellikle bu iki dallanma tipinde serebrovasküler hastalıkların daha yüksek oranda görüldüğünü bildirmişlerdir.…”

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“…Literatürde bazı arkus aorta dallanma varyasyonlarının serebral damarlarda akım değişikliklerine yol açarak serebrovasküler hastalıkların oluşması açısından risk oluşturduğunu savunan çalışmalar mevcuttur. [5][6][7]24] Patil ve ark. [5] 75 kadavra üzerinde yaptıkları çalışmada, ölüm sebeplerini serebrovasküler hastalıklar açısından araştırmışlar ve tip 1 yani normal dallanma türü gösteren 58 kadavranın yedi tanesinin (%12) ölüm sebebinin serebrovasküler hastalıklar olduğunu, buna karşın tip 2 ve tip 3 dallanma gösteren 17 kadavradan dört tanesinin (%23.5) ölüm sebebinin serebrovasküler hastalık olduğunu bildirmişler ve bu dallanma tiplerinin serebrovasküler hastalıkların oluşması için risk faktörü olduğunu savunmuşlardır.…”

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Angiographic evaluation of branching pattern and anatomy of the aortic arch

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Arch Turk Soc Cardiol

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Objective: The study aimed to investigate anatomical variations in branching pattern and anatomy of the aortic arch, and the prevalence of each type. Methods: Between September 2011 and November 2013, angiographic studies of 270 patients (144 male, 126 female) were analyzed retrospectively for variations in branching pattern and anatomy of the aortic arch. Patient mean age was 59.8 years (range, 13-88). Branching variations were found and divided into subtypes. Patients were also classified according to arch anatomy. Incidence of variations and types of aortic arch were statistically analysed. Results: Analysis of the 270 patients revealed six types of branching pattern. Type I, classical pattern arch with three branches (TB, LCC, LS), was observed in 198 cases (73.3%). Type II (bovine arch), the most commonly observed variation, in which LCC originates from TB, was observed in 58 cases (21.5%). Type III, in which the left vertebral artery arises from the arch, was seen in seven cases (2.6%). Type IV, a combination of types II and III, was observed in three cases (1.1%). Type V, common origin of common carotids, LS and aberrant RS, was found in three cases (1.1%). Type VI (avian type), arch with only two branches, was observed in one case (0.4%). When patients were classified according to aortic arch anatomy, Type 1, Type 2 and Type 3 were observed in 195, 40 and 35 patients respectively. Conclusion: Knowledge of the variations and anatomy of the aortic arch is essential during interventional procedures and neck-thorax surgery.

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“…[5] Vučurević ve ark. [24] da özellikle bu iki dallanma tipinde serebrovasküler hastalıkların daha yüksek oranda görüldüğünü bildirmişlerdir.…”

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Angiographic evaluation of branching pattern and anatomy of the aortic arch

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“…We also note a complete absence of the BCA in a 1.4% of our dissected cadavers. Comprehension of basic angiographic anatomy of the aortic arch and the BCA is an essential component for the successful carotid artery access and the safe execution of the carotid artery stenting procedure [36][37] , as well as for a successful open tracheostomy 38 .…”

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A cadaveric study of anatomical variations of the normal arterial pattern in hellenic population

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Tsoucalas²,

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Etude cadavérique des variations anatomiques d'un modèle artériel normal de la population Hellénique Introduction. Les variations artérielles peuvent entraîner des complications importantes lors de procédures de diagnostic et d'intervention. L'objectif de l'étude. Notre étude a examiné 73 cadavres qui ont été donnés à l'Université Nationale et Kapodistrienne d'Athènes, dans le but de découvrir de possibles alternations des artères. Matériel et méthodes. Les principales branches de l'aorte abdominale, les artères de la boîte et du cou ont été examinées. Résultats. Aucune variation artérielle n'a été constatée chez 58,9% des cadavres, alors qu'une, deux et trois alternances chez le même cadavre ont été observées à 21,9%, 12,3% et 6,8% respectivement. Les variations anatomiques les plus courantes ont été observées dans la ramification vasculaire du tronc coeliaque retrouvée chez 24,7% des cadavres.

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“…Most likely these variations appear due to altered development of certain arteries of the branchial arch [7,68]. Formation of an aberrant RSA is the result of the 4 th vascular arch degeneration along with the dorsal aorta, while the 7 th intersegmental artery remains attached to the descending aorta [20].…”

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