International Journal of Morphology · 2009 · 11 citations · 7 references
MedicineAnatomySurgeryDevelopmental AnatomyEmbryological AnatomyVascular SurgeryFemale Reproductive AnatomyReproductive AnatomyReproductive Organ AnatomyUrogenital AnatomyVascular AnatomyEmbryological Basis Of VariationMale Reproductive AnatomyReproductive Vascular Anatomy
The gonadal arteries, lateral branches of the abdominal aorta, usually arise distal to the renal vessels. Knowledge of the origin and course of them, particularly their relationships with renal vessels, are important for uncomplicated surgical procedures on the posterior abdominal wall. So the relationship of the testicular artery and renal vessels were studied in 80 cadavers in Calcutta National Medical College, India and detected three rare variations. We have discussed the possible clinical implications and embryological explanation with review of literature of those variations.
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Left testicular artery arching over the ipsilateral renal vein
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