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The Significance of the Variant Left Accessory Hepatic Artery in Surgery for Proximal Gastric Cancer
Archives of Surgery, 1987During proximal resection of the stomach and gastrectomy, a large left accessory hepatic artery originating from the left gastric artery is sometimes found. When this occurs together with absent or weak collateral circulation in the corresponding part of the liver, it is necessary to perform resection of the left lobe of the liver (0.91% of all cases).
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[Accessory hepatic arteries and their nomenclatoric problems in radiology (author's transl)].
Radiologia clinica, 1976The numerous anatomical and radiological nomenclatures of hepatic arteries are compared and discussed. Our own material for the assessment of accessory hepatic arteries consisted of 220 anatomically prepared individuals and 74 angiograms. The individual branches in the normal case as well as all variations and their frequency are discussed. The present,
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Accessory or replaced- re evaluating hepatic artery supply
Learning objectives: To enhance the radiologist's ability to identify and differentiate between accessory and replaced hepatic arteries using CT angiography. This distinction is crucial when planning complex surgeries such as liver transplantation or hepatobiliary...openaire +1 more source
Acta anatomica, 1989
One or two aberrant hepatic arteries were found in 30% of human fetal livers. The liver received a triple or double arterial supply. The aberrant artery arises from the left gastric or superior mesenteric arteries and supplies an entire lobe or more without joining the branches of the usual hepatic artery in 38.5%.
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One or two aberrant hepatic arteries were found in 30% of human fetal livers. The liver received a triple or double arterial supply. The aberrant artery arises from the left gastric or superior mesenteric arteries and supplies an entire lobe or more without joining the branches of the usual hepatic artery in 38.5%.
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Recurrent Traumatic Hepatic Pseudo Aneurysm from Accessory Right Hepatic Artery A Case Report
Journal of Clinical & Medical SurgeryHepatic artery pseudoaneurysm is a known complication after liver trauma There are not clear guidelines for detection of pseudoaneurysms after blunt hepatic trauma however it can cause life-threatening complications such as rupture and hemorrhage In most cases Hepatic pseudoaneurysms are successfully managed with ...
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Abdominal Apoplexy Due to Spontaneous Rupture of an Aberrant Accessory Hepatic Artery
Southern Medical Journal, 1982A, Perea, E A, Tinsley, L B, Mason
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[3 cases having the accessory hepatic arteries which compensate the common hepatic artery].
[Osaka Daigaku shigaku zasshi] The journal of Osaka University Dental Society, 1981T, Nishiguchi +5 more
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