Renal vascularisation anomalies in the Polish population. Coexistence of arterial and venous anomalies in the vascular pedicle of the kidney

Sośnik, H; Sośnik, Katarzyna

doi:10.5603/fm.a2018.0079

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“…The variations of the kidney vascularization make the preoperative assessment of arterial and Many studies show a wide distribution in the prevalence of supernumerary renal arteries (9-76%) (4,5,(9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14). A recent study published by Sosnik H revealed that renal arterial variations were prevalent in the Polish population (15). Stasikiewicz et al also observed that the incidence of multiple renal arteries was 27% (16).…”

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Vascular variations of the kidney, retrospective analysis of computed tomography images of ninety-one laparoscopic donor nephrectomies, and comparison of computed tomography images with perioperative findings

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Background: In this retrospective study, we aimed to determine the variations of kidney arteries and veins in kidney donor patients who underwent preoperative, computed tomography angiography. Materials and methods:We analyzed kidney computed tomography angiography findings of ninety-one donor nephrectomy patients operated from July 2016 through December 2017.Demographics, vascular diameters, abnormalities, numbers, branching variations, routing variations of arteries, and veins were assessed according to computed tomography angiography images. We also compared the radiological findings with perioperative findings.Two radiologists evaluated computed tomography angiography images, and the same surgical team performed all donor nephrectomies by laparoscopic approach.Results: Ninety-one of the 96 patients involved to study. Forty-six (50.5%) patients were female. Thirty-five (38.4%) of 91 cases had accessory arteries. Seven right (7.6%), one left (1.1%) and eight (8.7%) bilateral double hilar artery was observed on computed tomography angiography. No statistically significant difference was observed in the evaluation of the side of accessory/ polar arteries (p>0.05), and in the evaluation of the distribution of arterial/ venous variations according to perioperative findings (p>0.05). However, in the evaluation of computed tomography angiography images, we found that the diameter of the kidney artery and vein differed according to gender and side. Conclusions:The knowledge of the vascular variations of the kidney is essential for surgeons performing kidney transplantation. It is also essential for urologist and vascular surgeons.Incompatible with the literature, the right kidney has more vascular variations and, one kidney artery is found in the majority of Turkish kidney donor patients.

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Vascular variations of the kidney, retrospective analysis of computed tomography images of ninety-one laparoscopic donor nephrectomies, and comparison of computed tomography images with perioperative findings

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Renal vascularisation anomalies in the Polish population. Coexistence of arterial and venous anomalies in the vascular pedicle of the kidney

Abstract: Renal artery anomalies of the kidney vascular pedicle are significantly correlated with the coexistence of venous system variations. This is especially true in case of male patients, which favors female kidneys for transplantation.

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Vascular variations of the kidney, retrospective analysis of computed tomography images of ninety-one laparoscopic donor nephrectomies, and comparison of computed tomography images with perioperative findings

Vascular variations of the kidney, retrospective analysis of computed tomography images of ninety-one laparoscopic donor nephrectomies, and comparison of computed tomography images with perioperative findings

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