Bilateral Multiple Renal Vessels, A Case Report

Recurrent renal artery stenosis in a child with multiple renal arteries; case report and review of literature

“…Multiple renal arteries are unilateral in 30% of patients and bilateral in approximately 10%. 6,7 In our case, the patient has three left renal arteries and two right renal arteries. The superior arteries were stenosed bilaterally.…”

Double Bilateral Renal Artery in Human Fetus

“…The renal artery originates predominantly in the lateral surface of the abdominal descending aortic artery, below the superior mesenteric artery [1,2], at the intervertebral disc level between the lumbar vertebrae L1 and L2 [1,3]. In rare cases it can be originated below the understanding about anatomical variations of the renal arteries is important not only for anatomists, but mostly for urological surgeons on the formulation of better conduct on the renal transplants procedures [4,6,7].…”