... round ligament of the liver or the urachus. Accessory renal arteries are very common; as many as six on ... inferior phrenic, middle supra- renal, internal spermatic and accessory renal arteries which find explanation in the caudal migra- tion ...

... lumbar arteries, or the greater pancreatic artery. (H) Accessory renal arteries, varying in size and generally derived from the ... lumbar arteries. (D) It sometimes gives off an accessory renal artery—a fact of interest, in that the kidneys ...

... and ureteric calculi i eMilting fi om an accessory renal artery kinking and obstructing the meter. N. Zealand M. ... Walkling, A. A. Aneurysm of the superior polar accessory renal artery. Bull. Aver Clin. Lab., 1938, 3: 203-8, ...

... surrounding cellular tissue and muscles. One or two accessory renal arteries are frequently found, more especially on the left ... and occasionally give origin to the iliolumbar, or accessory renal arteries. Peculiarities.—The point of origin varies according to ...

... Variations in the renal arteries are very common. Accessory renal arteries are often present, in rare cases reaching in ... L. Testut.) To face p. 554. Facial Spinal accessory Superior cervical ganglion ... aorta Renal artery Solar plexus Superior mesenteric artery Fig. 412.— ...

... into the pelvis, or pres- sure of an accessory renal artery crossing it; or it may arise in later ...

... specimen showing a small saccular aneurysm on an accessory branch of the right renal artery. Phila. M. J., 1900, vi, 959 —Barnard (H. ...

... proportion to the size of the kidneys and accessory and anomalous arteries are common; this, together with the extreme shortness of the renal vein, materially increases operative difficulties. Before it enters ...

... same body, as to the origin of these accessory vessels. As they usually ... its origin. In some cases a renal artery has been seen to proceed from the ...