Extent of vascularization by the two branches of the renal artery in the brown bear (Ursus Arctos)

Gościcka, D; Tomasik, Ewa

doi:10.1007/bf00305162

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“…The kidneys are fed by the arteria renalis dextra et sinistra originating from the aorta abdominalis (Aksoy and Ozudogru, 2003;Aslan, 1995;Atalar and Yilmaz, 2004;Christensen, 1952;Fuller and Huelke, 1973;Jain and Singh, 1987;Kurtul et al, 2002;Nickel et al, 1981;Ozdemir et al, 2009;Ozudogru and Ozdemir, 2005;Ozudogru et al, 2017;Reis and Tepe, 1956;Shively, 1978;Singh et al, 1982;Wiland and Indykiewicz, 1999). Renal arteries arrise sometimes double or multible renal artery (Brudnicki et al, 1986;Goscicka and Tomasik, 1979;Pollak et al, 1986;Reis and Tepe, 1956;Sajjarengpong and Adiektaworn, 2006;Wiland et al, 1996;Wiland and Indykiewicz, 1999). The renal arteries give rise to the ventral and dorsal branches before entering at the kidney's hilus.…”

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Intrarenal Segmentation of the Renal Arteries in the Red Fox (Vulpes Vulpes Leinnoleus 1758) from Anatolia

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Özdemir

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et al. 2018

Harran Üniversitesi Veteriner Fakültesi Dergisi

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This study was carried out to determine the biometric parameters and intrarenal segmentation of the renal arteries of kidney in the Red fox (Vulpes Vulpes Leinnoleus 1758). Corrosion cast method was applied to fourteen kidneys. It was found that the means for diameter of the aorta abdominalis, arteria renalis dextra and arteria renalis sinistra were 6.09 mm, 2.45 mm and 1.94 mm, respectively. Arteria renalis dextra was longer than the left artery. The renal arteries were divided into the dorsal and ventral branches. Both dorsal and ventral branches gave off the arteria interlobaris, arteria arcuata and arteria interlobularis, respectively. The right dorsal branch gave off 6 to 7 segmental arteries, the right ventral branch 5 to 7 segmental arteries, the left dorsal branch 6 to 8 segmental arteries and the left ventral branch 4 to 7 segmental arteries. Double renal arteries were determined in 3 of 10 (30%) kidneys but only on the left side. As a result, arterial vascularization of red fox kidneys was examined and similarities and differences with other animal species were determined.

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