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Variant Anatomy of Renal Vein - A Rare Scenario in the Cadaveric Study

INTRODUCTION: #Anatomy of #kidney is of growing importance with increased number of transplantation and #surgical procedures. This study shows a variation of renal vein. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: To explore the renal #vasculature. MATERIALS AND METHODS: 30 cadavers were dissected as a part of UG and PG Course. The anomalies are observed as a part of routine dissection. RESULT: two of the 30 cadavers had shown accessory renal veins. DISCUSSION: In two dissected specimens of male cadaver, two renal veins parallel to each other was observed in a position antero-inferior to right renal artery. One vein emerged from upper portion of renal hilum, while the other emerged from lower portion of #hilum. The two veins drained separately into inferior #venacava and neither of them received any tributaries. CONCLUSION: Detailed knowledge of anatomy and anomalies of renal vein is necessary for urologists, vascular surgeons and radiologists for performing #angiography prior to surgical interventions in the #retroperitoneal space avoids complications especially with regard to kidney transplantation. #RenalVein, #AccessoryRenalVein Authors: Dr. Daripelli Sushma, Dr T. Bhavani, Dr. Vinodini https://www.ijsr.net/get_abstract.php...