Anomalies of the renal, phrenic and suprarenal arteries: Case Report

Bakheit, MA; Motabagani, MA

doi:10.4314/eamj.v80i9.8750

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“…When the presence of the inferior phrenic arteries was analyzed in 31 cadavers, it was observed that 19 of the overall cadavers presented a left inferior phrenic artery with its origin at the left contour of the celiac trunk, 5 of the total showing a right inferior phrenic artery with origin at the contour of right celiac trunk and 7 of total, both arteries of which 5 of the total had their origin independent of each side of the celiac trunk" (as we observed in the present case report) and in 2 of the total from one celiac trunk (6). In the other study, Bakheit and Motabagani, (6) reported that the inferior phrenic artery originated from the renal artery just in one side and was also accompanied with multiple anomalies of the posterior abdominal wall arteries. In a study by Nayak (7) the celiac trunk divided into 3 branches: inferior phrenic trunk, splenic and left gastric arteries and also right and left inferior phrenic arteries had originated from the inferior phrenic trunk (8).…”

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A Variation of the Inferior Phrenic Arteries: A Case Report

MehrnooshSheybanifar¹

2019

Hormozgan medical journal

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Introduction:Arterial anatomic variations and focusing on their path and relations are highly important for clinical, radiological, pathological and surgical diagnosis and treatment. Both inferior phrenic arteries usually originate from the abdominal aorta, just after passing through the aortic hiatus of the diaphragm. They rarely originate from the celiac trunk or from the renal arteries. They have an important role in the blood supply of the diaphragm. Each artery goes upward and laterally to the crus of the diaphragm, near the medial side of the suprarenal gland. Case Presentation: During the regular dissections in the dissecting room of the Anatomy Department (from 2008 -present) in 15 male cadavers with 55 years of age in average, variations in origin of the inferior phrenic arteries were observed in one cadaver. They originated from the celiac trunk. Conclusions: In the present study there was a variation in the origin of both inferior phrenic arteries. The most common source of origin was abdominal aorta in 14 cadavers, but in one cadaver it originated from the celiac trunk in both sides. This case report provides helpful information about inferior phrenic arteries (variations and relations) also their clinical importance as well. Accurate knowledge about normal and variant origins of inferior phrenic artery is essential in liver tumor treatment and for the radiologists and surgeons.

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A Variation of the Inferior Phrenic Arteries: A Case Report

MehrnooshSheybanifar¹

2019

Hormozgan medical journal

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“…10 The polar arteries has been highlighted much in the past research studies by Khamanrong K et al 11 and Bakheit MA. 12 According to Hollinshed the polar arteries are nothing but segmental arteries which supplies to a particular segment of the kidney. 13 It is important for the surgeons that they should have prior knowledge of all accessory polar renal arteries supplying the upper and lower renal poles.…”

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Multiple Renal Arteries and its Surgical and Radiological Importance

Ansari¹,

Zargar²,

Khan³

2014

J Cont Med A Dent

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“…Accessory renal vessels may associated with other vascular variations (10) including testicular (15, 16), suprarenal (2) and inferior phrenic vessels (17, 18, 19). In this case the right superior renal artery gave arise to both right inferior phrenic and branch to right suprarenal gland.…”

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“…In addition multiple renal veins have been reported (2, 11, 15). Accessory renal vessels may associated with other vascular variations (10) including testicular (15, 16), suprarenal (2) and inferior phrenic vessels (17, 19). …”

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Accessory Renal Vessels

Mohammed

Abdalrasol²,

Abdalhai³

et al. 2012

Acta Inform Med

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Knowledge of the variations of the renal artery has grown in importance with increasing of renal transplants, vascular reconstructions and various surgical and radiologic techniques performing in recent years. We report the presence of unilateral doubled renal vessels, discovered on routine dissection of a male cadaver, on the right side; additional renal artery originated from the abdominal aorta. In addition the right suprarenal gland received arteries from right renal and inferior phrenic arteries only. The right inferior phrenic originated from the right renal artery.

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Anomalies of the renal, phrenic and suprarenal arteries: Case Report

Cited by 10 publications

References 5 publications

A Variation of the Inferior Phrenic Arteries: A Case Report

A Variation of the Inferior Phrenic Arteries: A Case Report

Multiple Renal Arteries and its Surgical and Radiological Importance

Accessory Renal Vessels

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