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Nervus Tibialis Kaynakl ı Intramuskuler Seyreden Nervus Suralis Olgusu

A Case of Intramuscular Course of the Sural NErve Originated from the Tibial Nerve

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  • Smyrna Tıp Dergisi

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  • 2015

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Abstract (2. Language): 
During the routine cadaver dissections in our department laboratory, it was observed that sural nerve in the lower-left extremity of an adult male cadaver has stemmed from tibial nerve, and has advanced in the gastrocnemius muscle to the some extend by entering into it between its two heads as different from its normal course. It was also observed that sural nerve has shallowed by penetrating fascia profunda and forwarded towards the distal to leg in a way that it has become lateral to small saphenous vein. The course of sural nerve in the lower-right extremity was determined as normal. Various studies to the date have been done regarding sural nerve. It was believed that, the variation we defined in this study would be beneficial for the radiological and neurological studies as well as surgical operations related to that area.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Anabilim dalımız diseksiyon laboratuarında yaptığımız rutin kadavra diseksiyonu sırasında erişkin erkek kadavranın sol alt ekstremitesinde nervus (n) suralis'in n. tibialis'ten kaynaklandığı ve normal seyrinden farklı olarak musculus (m) gastrocnemius'un iki başı arasından girip kas içinde bir miktar ilerlediği gözlendi. Daha sonra n. suralis'in fascia profunda'yı delerek yüzeyselleştiği ve venae (v) saphena parva'nın lateralinde olacak şekilde bacağın distaline doğru ilerlediği gözlendi. N. suralis'in sağ alt ekstremitedeki seyri ise normal olarak tespit edildi. Daha önceki literatürler incelendiğinde n. suralis'le ilgili değişik çalışmalar tanımlanmıştır. N. suralis'le ilgili tanımladığımız bu varyasyonun bilinmesinin bu bölge ile ilgili yapılacak radyolojik ve nörolojik çalışmalarda ve cerrahi girişimlerde faydalı olacağı düşünülmektedir.
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