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[Substantiation of perineal access to internal pudendal artery]
Klinichna Khirurhiia
|March 6, 2008
Abstract:
Perineal access to a. pudenda interna (API) was elaborated. Variants of the a. iliaca interna and her branches localization and topographic-anatomic peculiarities of perineal portion of API were studied. The proposed perineal (extraperitoneal) access to API is most expedient in the perineal region bleeding stopping. Morphometrical parameters of perineal portion of API permit to apply her for formation of vascular anastomosis in the procedure of revascularization of the descended colon while the intestinal continuity restoration.
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