Main right renal artery originating from the superior mesenteric artery

Thariat, Juliette; Marcy, Pierre-Yves

doi:10.1002/ca.22002

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“…It then normally discards all, but one of its mesonephric branches enlarged, and the remaining artery at the L2 level becomes the permanent main RA (Garti and Meiraz,1980; Halloul et al,2001). During the transition phase from mesonephros to metanephros, if more than one mesonephric arterial branch persists, it results the additional RAs (Bayazit et al,1992; Halloul et al,2001; Lacout et al,2012). The additional RAs must be considered persistent mesonephric arteries.…”

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Bilateral quadruple renal arteries

Miclăuş¹,

Matusz

2012

Clinical Anatomy

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Variation in the number of renal arteries (RAs) constitutes the most common and clinically important renal vascular variation. In this study, the authors describe a rare case of a 58-year-old male with eight RAs (bilateral quadruple) as revealed by routine multidetector computed tomography angiography. All the eight RAs originated from the abdominal aorta and penetrated the renal parenchyma at the level of renal sinus. The main RAs had the intraluminal diameter larger than the diameter of the additional renal arteries (AdRAs) at the origin. All the AdRAs had a greater length than the main RAs. These aspects are particularly important in planning microsurgical procedures.

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Bilateral quadruple renal arteries

Miclăuş¹,

Matusz

2012

Clinical Anatomy

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“…Pestemalci et al (4), and Asala et al (7) reported accessory renal arteries originated from common iliac artery. Origin of accessory arteries from superior and inferior mesenteric has been reported (8,9). According to number of accessory arteries doubled (3, 4, 5, 6, 7), triplet (2, 4, 10), and four (11) renal arteries have been reported comparing to our case there was unilateral double renal arteries and vein which are enter and emerged through the hilum of the right kidney.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Multiple (accessory, supernumerary) renal arteries and their position are common; accessory renal arteries commonly derived from the abdominal aorta (1, 2, 3, 4), rarely from single trunk (5, 6), common iliac (4, 7), and superior mesenteric (8); rarely originate from inferior mesenteric (9). Also variations in number doubled (3, 4, 5, 6, 7), triplet (2, 4, 10), and four (11) renal arteries have been reported.…”

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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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“…Lower polar vessels usually arise from the lower aorta but can occasionally originate from the ipsilateral common iliac artery. Rarely mesenteric arteries may contribute to the renal arterial supply (25)(26)(27) as may the contralateral kidney (28).…”

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confidence: 99%