Variation in the Arterial Branching Pattern of Internal Iliac Artery In human cadavers (South Indian Population)
Journal Title: Journal of Medical Science And clinical Research - Year 2017, Vol 5, Issue 9
Abstract
Internal iliac Artery [IIA] is one of the terminal Branches of the common iliac artery and is the artery of the pelvis. It supplies most of the Blood to the pelvicviscera, gluteal region, medial thigh region and perineum. The Internal iliac artery is known to show frequent variations starting from its origin up to termination. So it has attracted attention of Anatomists, pelvic surgeon, and interventional Radiologists. A, severe lethal complication during pelvic surgery is Arterial Bleeding. So the knowledge of variability of iliac artery is essential for surgeon. The present study was conducted to study of variation of arterial branching pattern of internal iliac artery. Methods: 50 Adult human halves were procured from embalmed cadavers of raja muthiah medical college, Chidambaram, Tamilnadu. India for the study. Results: The classification of Branching pattern internal iliac artery was based on modified Adachi classification. Out of 50 specimen studied Type IA was found in 56% of the specimen Type Ib was found in 12 %of The specimen Type IIa was found in8% of The specimen Type III was found in 20%of The specimen Type IV a was found in4% ofThe specimen Type IVb and Type V was not found in any of the specimens. Conclusion: The Internal iliac artery shows Multiple morphological variations , So the knowledge is very helpful during pelvic surgeries.
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A. Senthamizhchelvan
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