Anatomical study of the gastrocolic trunk.

Introduction: the gastrocolic venous trunk, as described by Henle in 1868, is formed from the confluence of the right gastroepiploic, right colic, and anteroinferior duodenal pancreatic veins. Its location and anatomical knowledge is of surgical importance in pancreatic and colo-epiploic duodenal mo...

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Autores principales: Pouy, Andres, Cabrera, Juan, Armand Ugón, Gustavo
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Asociación Argentina de Anatomía Clínica (Argentine Association of Clinical Anatomy) 2019
Materias:
pancreatic veins; colic veins; right colectomy; pancreatectomy
venas pancreáticas
venas cólicas
colectomía derecha
pancreatectomía
Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/anatclinar/article/view/25035
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topic pancreatic veins; colic veins; right colectomy; pancreatectomy
venas pancreáticas
venas cólicas
colectomía derecha
pancreatectomía
spellingShingle pancreatic veins; colic veins; right colectomy; pancreatectomy
venas pancreáticas
venas cólicas
colectomía derecha
pancreatectomía
Pouy, Andres
Cabrera, Juan
Armand Ugón, Gustavo
Anatomical study of the gastrocolic trunk.
topic_facet pancreatic veins; colic veins; right colectomy; pancreatectomy
venas pancreáticas
venas cólicas
colectomía derecha
pancreatectomía
author Pouy, Andres
Cabrera, Juan
Armand Ugón, Gustavo
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Cabrera, Juan
Armand Ugón, Gustavo
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title Anatomical study of the gastrocolic trunk.
title_short Anatomical study of the gastrocolic trunk.
title_full Anatomical study of the gastrocolic trunk.
title_fullStr Anatomical study of the gastrocolic trunk.
title_full_unstemmed Anatomical study of the gastrocolic trunk.
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description Introduction: the gastrocolic venous trunk, as described by Henle in 1868, is formed from the confluence of the right gastroepiploic, right colic, and anteroinferior duodenal pancreatic veins. Its location and anatomical knowledge is of surgical importance in pancreatic and colo-epiploic duodenal mobilization. Material and methods: 13 cadavers were used, adults, of both sexes. The following were recorded: gastrocolic venous trunk formation, caliber of tributaries and trunk, distances between: neck of pancreas and upper border of duodenum III, superior mesenteric vein to duodenum II. The venous trunk was topographed in relation to the mentioned structures. The length of the trunk was recorded, distance to the upper border of the duodenum III and to the lower border of the pancreas neck. Results: the most frequent conformation was by confluence of the right colic, right gastroepiploic and duodenal anteroinferior pancreatic veins. The average caliber of the venous trunk was 5.65mm (3.3mm-10mm). The mean distance between duodenum III and pancreatic neck was 31.34mm (13.2mm-51mm). The mean distance between superior mesenteric vein and duodenum II was 34.23mm (23.8mm-45.7mm). The mean length of the venous trunk was 9.43mm (3.2mm-16.3mm). Conclusion: it was found, in most cases, that the confluence of venous trunk formation was given according to the classically described. This was located more frequently with an oblique disposition downwards and inwards, and in the inferior-internal quadrant with respect to the quadrilateral given by a vertical line from the neck of the pancreas to duodenum III and a horizontal line from duodenum II to the superior mesenteric vein.
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spelling I10-R321-article-250352020-03-26T13:55:32Z Anatomical study of the gastrocolic trunk. ESTUDIO ANATÓMICO DEL TRONCO VENOSO GASTROCÓLICO Pouy, Andres Cabrera, Juan Armand Ugón, Gustavo pancreatic veins; colic veins; right colectomy; pancreatectomy venas pancreáticas venas cólicas colectomía derecha pancreatectomía Introduction: the gastrocolic venous trunk, as described by Henle in 1868, is formed from the confluence of the right gastroepiploic, right colic, and anteroinferior duodenal pancreatic veins. Its location and anatomical knowledge is of surgical importance in pancreatic and colo-epiploic duodenal mobilization. Material and methods: 13 cadavers were used, adults, of both sexes. The following were recorded: gastrocolic venous trunk formation, caliber of tributaries and trunk, distances between: neck of pancreas and upper border of duodenum III, superior mesenteric vein to duodenum II. The venous trunk was topographed in relation to the mentioned structures. The length of the trunk was recorded, distance to the upper border of the duodenum III and to the lower border of the pancreas neck. Results: the most frequent conformation was by confluence of the right colic, right gastroepiploic and duodenal anteroinferior pancreatic veins. The average caliber of the venous trunk was 5.65mm (3.3mm-10mm). The mean distance between duodenum III and pancreatic neck was 31.34mm (13.2mm-51mm). The mean distance between superior mesenteric vein and duodenum II was 34.23mm (23.8mm-45.7mm). The mean length of the venous trunk was 9.43mm (3.2mm-16.3mm). Conclusion: it was found, in most cases, that the confluence of venous trunk formation was given according to the classically described. This was located more frequently with an oblique disposition downwards and inwards, and in the inferior-internal quadrant with respect to the quadrilateral given by a vertical line from the neck of the pancreas to duodenum III and a horizontal line from duodenum II to the superior mesenteric vein. Introducción: el tronco venoso gastrocólico, según lo descrito por Henle en 1868 se forma de la confluencia de las venas gastroepiploica derecha, cólica derecha y pancreático duodenal anteroinferior. Su localización y conocimiento anatómico es de importancia quirúrgica en la movilización duodeno pancreática y colo-epiploica. Material y métodos: se utilizaron 13 cadáveres formolados, adultos, de ambos sexos. Se registró: formación del tronco venoso gastrocólico, calibre de los afluentes y del tronco, distancias entre: cuello del páncreas y borde superior del duodeno III, vena mesentérica superior a duodeno II. Se topografió el tronco venoso en relación a las estructuras mencionadas. Se registró largo del tronco, distancia al borde superior del duodeno III y al borde inferior del cuello de Páncreas. Resultados: la conformación más frecuente fue por confluencia de las venas cólica derecha, gastroepiploica derecha y pancreático duodenal anteroinferior. El calibre medio del tronco venoso fue 5,65mm (3,3mm-10mm). La distancia media entre duodeno III y cuello de páncreas fue de 31,34mm (13,2mm-51mm). La distancia media entre vena mesentérica superior y duodeno II fue de 34,23mm (23,8mm-45,7mm). El largo medio del tronco venoso fue 9,43mm (3,2mm-16,3mm). Conclusión: se constató, en la mayoría de los casos, que la confluencia de formación del tronco venoso se daba según lo descrito clásicamente. Este se situó más frecuentemente de disposición oblicua hacia abajo y adentro, y en el cuadrante ínfero-interno respecto al cuadrilátero dado por una línea vertical desde cuello del páncreas a duodeno III y una horizontal desde duodeno II hasta la vena mesentérica superior. Asociación Argentina de Anatomía Clínica (Argentine Association of Clinical Anatomy) 2019-10-14 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/anatclinar/article/view/25035 10.31051/1852.8023.v11.n3.25035 Revista Argentina de Anatomía Clínica (Argentine Journal of Clinical Anatomy); Vol. 11 No. 3 (2019): Nov 2019; 115-119 Revista Argentina de Anatomía Clínica; Vol. 11 Núm. 3 (2019): Nov 2019; 115-119 1852-8023 10.31051/1852.8023.v11.n3 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/anatclinar/article/view/25035/27425 Derechos de autor 2019 Andres Pouy, Juan Cabrera, Gustavo Arman Ugón

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