[PDF] Top 20 The radial artery and its variations: anatomical study and clinical implications

... axillary artery (AA) proximal to the antecu- bital fossa, has been found in ...the radial and ulnar arteries to the usual arrangement, defined as the origin of the RA from the medial and of the ulnar ... See full document

... ORIENTED ANATOMICAL STUDY OF "VARIATIONS IN EXTRAHEPATIC BILIARY DUCTAL SYSTEM AND ITS RELATED VESSELS" WITH ITS CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS is a bonafide work, carried ... See full document

... This study documents the existence and topographic anatomy of a rare case of variant forearm arteries found in the left upper limb of a 68-year-old male ...the radial and ulnar arteries in the forearm ... See full document

... radius in all 25 specimens studied. In the study of Abrams et al [7] it reached 11.6 cm and averaged 9.0 cm. Auerbach et al [9] reported similar distances, with an average of 8.6 cm (range, 6.1-11.8 cm). Robson et ... See full document

... present study, the PFA originated from the posterior aspect of the FA with no side difference, but with a relative higher incidence in the female ...present study, Dixit et ...present study and this ... See full document

... Tsutsumi.M et al (2002) reported a case of traumatic middle meningeal artery pseudo-aneurysm and subsequent fistula formation with the cavernous sinus in a 23-year-old male following head injury. They have ... See full document

... popliteal artery below and therefore maintain efficient collateral circulation for the lower ...femoris artery arises from the lateral aspect of femoral artery at about ...perforating artery ... See full document

... radiographic study, we found that the arcuate foramen appeared as a ring-like structure on the lateral cervical ...true anatomical structure on the cadaveric specimen, it is not a simple ring-like foramen ... See full document

... have its 3 rd common digital branch, instead the ulnar nerve gave off this branch which took over the sensory innervation of adjacent sides of middle and ring ...the radial 2 ½ ...brachial artery ... See full document

... The radial artery, crossing the tendon of biceps , descends medial to the radial nerve, undercover of the belly of brachioradialis and having crossed supinator, pronator teres and flexor digitorum ... See full document

... pedis artery are taken to evaluate the arteriosclerotic ...pedis artery is used as stem for myocutaneous flap in reconstructive and plastic surgeries the normal anatomy and anatomical ... See full document

... these variations lies in the exposure of this part of the brain for different ...vascular variations will increase the success rate of the surgical ...These variations should also be taken into ... See full document

... carotid artery noted was lateral followed by anterior and ...this study, we conclude that anatomical variations of internal jugular vein in relation to common carotid artery exists and ... See full document

... at its origin which is almost always 2mm or ...dorso-ulnar artery flap, its main disadvantage being a short pedicle and limited arc of ...Interosseous artery flap in contrast has a longer ... See full document

... aforementioned variations can be explained as ...the anatomical variations observed in our present ...their study on an English po- pulation, opined that the origin of the celiac trunk, ... See full document

... of its superficial location & being relatively free from major surrounding structures along its course, easily identifiable, isolated & harvested safely & ...prospective study, it was ... See full document

... of radial artery mainly consists of the α1-adrenergic receptor and a small amount of β receptor, which is extremely sensitive to the catechola- mine in the circulation [4] ...the radial artery ... See full document

... Papadopoulos et al [10] were the first to describe the fascial canal of the gsv. They described 2 layers of fascia derived from the deep fascia of thigh forming the canal. They noticed tributaries piercing the ... See full document

... Swallowing abnormalities often develop after car- diovascular surgery in the patients with no history of previous swallowing abnormality, with 63.6% of the patients with transoesophageal echocardiography, long-term ... See full document

... femoral artery in 88% and as a common stem with superficial external pudendal artery in ...pudendal artery in 8%.The profunda femoris artery arose from the posterolateral aspect of the femoral ... See full document