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자연과학
공학
의약학
농수해양학
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복합학
지원사업
학술연구/단체지원/교육 등 연구자 활동을 지속하도록 DBpia가 지원하고 있어요.
커뮤니티
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초록·키워드
A thorough knowledge about the branching variations of the femoral and deep femoral arteries is important in vascular reconstructive surgery of the proximal leg
The present study was done to describe the patterns of origin of the main branches of the femoral and deep femoral arterics in Koreans The cadavers of 77 Koreans(male, 51, feniak, 26), who were 18-97 years old of time of death, were used in the present invetigations and the femoral arteries of 152 sides(right side, 77, left side, 75) were observed The femoral arteries of two left sides were excluded from this study because their branches were not clearly examined during dissection
The results were as follows
1 Lateral cucumflex femoral artery arose from the deep femoral artery in 78.9% and from the femoral artery in 21.1 % Significant differences between the tight and lefy sides were not observed
2 Medial circumflex femoral artery arose from the deep femoral artery in 77.0% and from the temoral artery in 22.4 % This artery arose more frequently from the femoral artery on the left side, and from the deep femoral artery arose from the lateral circumflex femoral artery on the left side
3 The descending branch, which is normally a branch of the lateral circumflex femoral artery arose from either the femoral or the deep femoral arteries in about 7% of the cases respectivecly
4 The patterns of origin of the deep and circumflex femoral group of arteries were classified into 18types Each type is represented in three letters by using the initial of the deep femoral artery(D) or femoral attery(F) or lateral circumflex femoral artery(L) in the order of origin of the lateral circumflex femoral artery, modial circumflex femoral artery and descending branch Types DDL(49.3%), FDL(18.4%), and DFL(15.1%) constituted the three major types on both sides In addition, seven types(DFD, FFL, DDD, DDF, DLL and FDF)were found on the left side and three types (DDF, DDD and DFD) on the right side.
The present study was done to describe the patterns of origin of the main branches of the femoral and deep femoral arterics in Koreans The cadavers of 77 Koreans(male, 51, feniak, 26), who were 18-97 years old of time of death, were used in the present invetigations and the femoral arteries of 152 sides(right side, 77, left side, 75) were observed The femoral arteries of two left sides were excluded from this study because their branches were not clearly examined during dissection
The results were as follows
1 Lateral cucumflex femoral artery arose from the deep femoral artery in 78.9% and from the femoral artery in 21.1 % Significant differences between the tight and lefy sides were not observed
2 Medial circumflex femoral artery arose from the deep femoral artery in 77.0% and from the temoral artery in 22.4 % This artery arose more frequently from the femoral artery on the left side, and from the deep femoral artery arose from the lateral circumflex femoral artery on the left side
3 The descending branch, which is normally a branch of the lateral circumflex femoral artery arose from either the femoral or the deep femoral arteries in about 7% of the cases respectivecly
4 The patterns of origin of the deep and circumflex femoral group of arteries were classified into 18types Each type is represented in three letters by using the initial of the deep femoral artery(D) or femoral attery(F) or lateral circumflex femoral artery(L) in the order of origin of the lateral circumflex femoral artery, modial circumflex femoral artery and descending branch Types DDL(49.3%), FDL(18.4%), and DFL(15.1%) constituted the three major types on both sides In addition, seven types(DFD, FFL, DDD, DDF, DLL and FDF)were found on the left side and three types (DDF, DDD and DFD) on the right side.
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UCI(KEPA) : I410-ECN-0101-2009-511-014278287