Anatomy Flashcards
At what level are the renal arteries
L1/2; R ant lateral off aorta, L post lat aorta
LAO best view for visualization
On CT part of rib that disappears is the
dense ribs are the bottom of the rib, part of rib that disappears is the top
Gastroduodenal gives
Gastroepiploic and pancreaticoduodenal
Dorsal pancreatic artery comes off
Celiac trunk
Ant and post pancreaticoduodenal comes off
Gastroduodenal
Branches of segment 1 come off of
Left hepatic artery
Falciform artery anastomoses with
Superior epigastric vessels
Which hepatic segments anterior
5 and 8
Portal triad
Hepatic duct, hepatic artery, portal vein
Blood supply to the cbd “pericholedocal complex”
Pancreaticoduodenal and right hepatic
Major branches of the Sma
Middle colic, right colic, oleo colic
Communication between celiac and Sma
Inf pancreaticoduodenal
Artery of buhler
Connects middle colic or celiac trunk
Arc of riolan
Connects left colic to the marginal artery of the middle colic
Ima branches
Left colic, sigmoid, superior rectal
of the three vessel run off, which terminates above the ankle, which is most lateral
peroneal artery
lateral - anterior
Branches of posterior internal iliac
Iliolumbar
Lateral sacral
Superior gluteal
Branches of anterior trunk internal iliac
Superior and inf vesical Middle rectal Uterine Ovarian Vaginal Obturator Internal pudendal Inf gluteal
Coronary vein aka
Left gastric vein, as opposed to coronary sinus
Normal brachial artery anatomy trifurcation at –
Distal to the elbow joint, the brachial artery normallytrifurcates into a radial artery, an ulnar artery, and aninterosseous artery. Several anatomic variants of thispattern occur with
Other source of pulm hemorrhage
left internal mammary
artery was performed because this vessel is a commonsource of systemic collateral supply to the lungs.
Causes of pulm hemorrhage
e non-Western world: pulmonary tuberculosis.In the Western world: cystic fibrosis, bronchogeniccarcinoma, bronchiectasis, or aspergillosis.
Bronchial artery anatomy, and embolixation type
The bronchial arteries typically originate from thedescending thoracic aorta at the T5-T6 level. In about40% of patients, there are two arteries on the left andone on the right arising from an intercostobronchialtrunk. Must check for spinal artery before embolization, general, embolization with polyvinyl alcohol is preferred. Coils are not used.
