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A rare bilateral varaiation in renal vascular pedicle

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  • Indian Journal of Basic & Applied Medical Research

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  • 2015

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Variations in the structures of renal hilar area is commonly reported and are very important to know because of increasing surgical and radiological interventions in this region. During routine dissection for 1st year M.B.B.S. students on a 65 yr old female cadaver in the region of abdomen, a variation was found in the vascular pattern and renal hilar structures. While sinspecting the renal hilar area, we observed that the right kidney was supplied by two renal arteries. One renal artery was a branch of abdominal aorta and other was coming from the right common iliac artery supplying the inferior pole of the kidney. Both the kidneys were drained by three renal veins. One renal vein was opening in the inferior vena cava and rest two in the gonadal vein on both the sides. On the right side the ureter was crossed by inferior polar artery from behind and one of the renal veins from front, near the lower pole of kidney. These variations are important for surgical and academic point of view.
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