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- The study investigates how the length and attachment of the mesoappendix, as well as the origin of the appendicular artery, impact inflammation, tumor spread, and surgical outcomes related to appendectomy.
- Out of 60 appendix specimens analyzed, 76% displayed the full length of the mesoappendix, while the main appendicular artery was found to originate from the ileocolic artery in 80% of cases, with accessory arteries noted in 13%.
- Findings highlight significant variability in mesoappendix length and appendicular artery patterns among individuals, emphasizing the need for surgeons to consider these differences during appendix surgeries.
Article Abstract
Objectives: The length and the attachment of the mesoappendix is important in the degree of inflammation, spread of tumor and during surgical resection of the appendix. The presence of accessory appendicular artery along with varied origin of appendicular artery may cause intra- as well as post-operative complications. Hence, the study of length of mesoappendix and the origin and branching pattern of arterial supply to the appendix was undertaken.
Material And Methods: Sixty formalin fixed appendix specimens were resected along with the intact mesopappendix and were dissected to analyze the extent of attachment, origin of appendicular arteries and the accessory branches as well.
Results: The whole length mesoappendix was seen in 76% and the half length mesoappendix was not found. The main appendicular artery originated from the ileocolic artery in 80%, and accessory appendicular artery was seen in 13% of the study specimens.
Conclusion: The mesoappendix and the branching pattern of the appendicular artery varies from person to person, and this awareness will be of use during surgeries on appendix.
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| http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9278360 | PMC |
| http://dx.doi.org/10.47717/turkjsurg.2022.5502 | DOI Listing |
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