[Pericardial fatty fringes: preoperative anatomo-radiographic value of their use in the protection of bronchial sutures].

Bull Assoc Anat (Nancy)

Laboratoire d'Anatomie, U.E.R. biomédicale des Saints-Pères, Paris.

Published: June 1992

Bronchial sutures grafts by epiplooplasty is a method used to allow a better vascularisation of the bronchial sutures. The authors purpose an other method using the pericardial fatty fringes (P.F.F.). The vascularisation of P.F.F. was studied on 30 fresh cadavers and 8 patients before surgery. Angiography of the internal thoracic artery was done in the first group and M.R.I. in the second group. M.R.I. is better than angiography because numerous parietal vessels project in the angiogram, and they overlap pericardial fat fringes vessels.

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