Unilateral Persistent Sciatic Artery

Norman, W. J.; Chir, B.; Johnson, C. H.

doi:10.1111/j.1440-1673.1973.tb01431.x

Australas Radiol

1973

DOI: 10.1111/j.1440-1673.1973.tb01431.x

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Unilateral Persistent Sciatic Artery

W. J. Norman¹,

B. Chir²,

C. H. Johnson³

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“…), Bower (1977, Finerty (1947), Hochstetter (1890), Norman (1973), Taylor (1966), Wright (1964, Steele (1977) to which we add our own case published in 1980 (Pillet et al).…”

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The ischiopopliteal arterial trunk

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Summary. The authors describe two cases of persistence in the adult of the ischiopopliteal arterial trunk which adds to the fifty such cases already described in the literature. An attempt is made to classify the anomaly into four different types. Le tronc art6riel isehiopoplit6. Apropos de deux nouveaux casR~sum& Les auteurs rapportent deux nouveaux cas de persistance, chez l'adulte, d'un tronc art6riel ischiopoplit6 qui viennent s'ajouter/t la cinquantaine d'observations d6j/t publi6es dans la litt&ature. A cette occasion est propos6 un essai de classification en quatre types.

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“…), Bower (1977, Finerty (1947), Hochstetter (1890), Norman (1973), Taylor (1966), Wright (1964, Steele (1977) to which we add our own case published in 1980 (Pillet et al).…”

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“…We report two additional cases and refer to the previous cases in the literature with special attention to the 15 cases (including ours) that were studied angiographically [6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16].…”

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Persistent sciatic artery: clinical, embryologic, and angiographic features

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Persistent Sciatic Artery

McLellan¹,

Morettin²

1982

Arch Surg

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