Five vascular variations in a male cadaver: An anatomical case report

• DOI: 10.1016/j.tria.2022.100208
• Publication Date: 2022-05-28T06:11:34Z
• Authors: Amit Kumar Mishra; Birendra Sah; Radheshyam Yadav; Anusuya Shrestha; Aseem Bhattarai; Nirju Ranjit; Jyoti Gautam; Rosha Bhandari; Deepesh Dhungel; Bidur Adhikari
• Keywords: Abdominal aorta; Inferior mesenteric artery; Brachial artery

In most cases, the right inferior phrenic artery originates as a posterolateral branch of abdominal aorta at T12 and superior mesenteric stems second ventral L1. The proper hepatic (a common artery) bifurcates into left arteries. suprarenal arises from artery; middle aorta; renal artery. brachial divides its two terminal branches, i.e., radial ulnar arteries in cubital fossa. Numerous variations have been reported deviating these patterns however, all not so far single cadaver. originating has documented yet. vascular were noted time dissection done on formalin-fixed male measurements like length diameter by Vernier caliper, height cadaver was taken using measuring tape. Acrylic paint used to for clear view. Then, photographed. case concern is that five distinct anatomical variations. identified include: celiac trunk; just distal trunk with gap only 5mm; branching corresponding arteries, arising dividing very close origin. Taking note variation origins important conducting transcatheter arterial chemoembolization hepatocellular carcinoma. Similarly, higher position more prone compression median arcuate ligament. termination affects blood pressure measurement management fracture humerus. Futher, are be duly considered during angiography avoid misinterpretation surgery untoward bleeding.