ABNORMAL ORIGIN AND COURSE OF HEPATIC ARTERIES
Journal Title: International Journal of Anatomy and Research - Year 2018, Vol 6, Issue 1
Abstract
The present study describes a rare variation which celiac trunk is divided into four branches instead of three, in addition to a retro-portal pathway of the right hepatic artery. This variation was observed in a male adult cadaver. In this article, we also review the literature to make a brief discussion of the clinical and embryological relevance of these variations. The identification of that kind of variations in the celiac trunk and hepatic arteries is extremely important for surgeons and radiologists since multiple variations can lead to unexpected complications.
MORPHOMETRIC STUDY OF HUMAN FOETAL SPLEEN: A STUDY FROM NORTH-INDIA
Background: The vertebrate spleen has important functions in immunity and haematopoiesis, many of which have been well studied. In contrast, we know very less about the mechanisms governing its early embryonic developmen...
STUDY OF INCIDENCE, LATERALITY, AND PATENCY OF POSTERIOR CONDYLAR FORAMINA IN 60 DRY HUMAN SKULLS IN NORTH GUJARAT
Introduction: Posterior Condylar foramina present just behind the occipital condyles, which transmits emissary vein connecting sub occipital venous plexus with intracranial sinuses. Materials and Methods: Study conducted...
VARIATIONS IN THE TRIBUTARIES OF INFERIOR VENA CAVA – AN ANATOMICAL STUDY IN 50 CADAVERS
Objectives: To document the variations in the tributaries of inferior vena cava (IVC) with double common iliac veins, retro aortic renal veins and to establish embryological and clinic-anatomical correlations of such var...
THE STUDY ON MORPHOLOGICAL AND MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF SACRAL HIATUS IN DRY HUMAN SACRA
This study was carried out on 80 dry human sacra in meenakshi medical college Anatomical variations in morphology and morphometry of sacral hiatus. Various shapes of sacral hiatus were observed which included inverted U...
FOOT POSTURES: RELATION WITH FAMILY HISTORY AND FOOT WEARS
Introduction: Development of different foot types (normal, high and low arch) is influenced by factors like weight, height, family history. Studies have shown that the age at which a person starts wearing foot wear affec...