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Anatomik Olarak Normal Bez Yapısına Sahip Bireylerde Prostat Arterlerinin İncelenmesi
Farımaz M., Examination of Prostate Arteries in Anatomically Normal Gland
Individuals. Hacettepe University Graduate School of Health Sciences Anatomy
Program Doctor of Philosophy Thesis, Ankara, 2018. The aim of the study is the
morphometric evaluation of the prostatic arterial supply and volume of the prostate in
large series and to determine whether they differ by age groups. In the study, the
arteries supplying the prostate are examined in computed tomography angiography
images of a total of 239 individuals (478 hemipelvis). A total of 241 arteries were
identified in 478 right and left hemipelvis. The arteries leading to the prostate; from
the inferior superior vesical artery’s (45.64%) were found to be more frequent. Of the
pelvic sides, the prostatic artery was found to originate from the internal pudendal
artery in 19.08% of cases, from the anterior trunk of the internal iliac artery in 17.01%
of cases, from the obturatoria artery in 7.46% of cases, from the common trunk of the
superior vesical artery in 6.63% of cases, from the gluteal-pudendal trunk in 2.48% of
cases, and from the inferior gluteal artery in 1.65% of cases. In statistical evaluations
between right and left arterial diameters; no significant difference was found in all age
groups. In addition, according to the results of the relationship between right and left
arterial diameters; the relationship between the right arterial diameter and the left
artery diameter was not significant in the first age group (50-59), the second age group
(60-69), and the third age group (70-79) but a statistically significant relationship was
found between right and left arterial diameters in the 4th age group (80). In the study,
prostate volume measurements of 239 individuals were also performed. When the
relationship between volume and age was evaluated statistically, it was found that
there was a statistically significant difference between volume and age. The obtained
results suggest that this thesis study, which details the arterial anatomy of the prostate,
is very useful for interventional radiologists and surgeons in prostate-related
interventions.Farımaz M., Anatomik Olarak Normal Bez Yapısına Sahip Bireylerde Prostat
Arterlerinin İncelenmesi, Hacettepe Üniversitesi Sağlık Bilimleri Enstitüsü
Anatomi Programı Doktora Tezi, Ankara, 2018. Çalışmanın amacı, prostat’ı
besleyen arterleri ve prostat hacmini geniş serilerde morfometrik olarak
değerlendirerek, yaş gruplarına göre fark olup olmadığını tespit etmektir. Çalışmada
toplam 239 adet bireyin (478 adet yarım pelvis) Bilgisayarlı Tomografi Anjiyografi
görüntülerinde prostat’ı besleyen arterler incelendi. 478 adet yarım pelviste sağ ve
solda toplam 241 adet arter tespit edildi. Prostat’a giden arterlerin; arteria vesicalis
superior’un inferior’undan (%45,64) daha sık çıktığı saptandı. Prostat’ı besleyen
arterlerin, %19,08’i arteria pudenda interna’dan, %17,01’i arteria iliaca interna’nın
anterior kökünden direkt olarak, %7,46’sı arteria obturatoria’dan; %6,63’ü arteria
vesicalis superior ile birlikte ortak kökten, %2,48’i gluteal-pudendal kökten, %1,65’i
arteria glutea inferior’dan çıkmakta idi. Sağ ve sol arter çapları arasında yapılan
istatistiksel değerlendirmelerde; tüm yaş gruplarında sağ ve sol pelvis yarımlarını
besleyen arter çapları arasında anlamlı bir fark bulunamadı. Ayrıca, sağ ve sol arter
çapları arasındaki ilişki sonuçlarına göre; sağ arter çapı ile sol arter çapı arasında 1.
yaş grubu (50-59), 2. yaş grubu (60-69) ve 3. yaş grubu (70-79) arasındaki ilişki
anlamlı değildi ancak 4. yaş grubunda (80) sağ ve sol arter çapları arasında
istatistiksel olarak anlamlı ilişki bulundu. Çalışmada, ayrıca 239 bireyin prostat hacim
ölçümleri yapıldı. Hacim ve yaş arasındaki fark istatistiksel olarak
değerlendirildiğinde, hacim ve yaş arasında istatistiksel olarak anlamlı bir fark olduğu
tespit edildi. Prostat’ın arteriyel anatomisini detaylı olarak ortaya koyan bu tez
çalışmasının elde edilen sonuçlarının, girişimsel radyologlara ve cerrahlara prostat ile
ilgili girişimlerde çok faydalı olacağını düşünmekteyiz
Unilateral Ectopic Kidney in the Pelvis and Right Undescended Testicle: A Case Report
Urinary system anomalies are cases that can be encountered in the clinic. In the anatomy laboratory, we observed that a different vessel was separated from the aortic bifurcation during routine dissection. As a result of the vascular follow-up, we determined that the male cadaver had a pelvic localized ectopic kidney. As a result of the vascularization, we found that there is an ectopic kidney with pelvic location in the male cadaver. One of the most common forms of congenital renal ectopia is pelvic localized ectopic kidney. When the dissection was detailed, the right undescended testicle accompanying the right ectopic kidney was detected. In conclusion we are of the opinion that knowing such anomalies and variations will guide physicians before surgical procedures
Morphologic Evaluation of the Glenoid Cavity on Dry Scapula
Aim: The aim of this study was to determine the notch and shape variations of the glenoid cavity (GC), to emphasize its clinical importance, and compare it with the previous studies. Material and Methods: This study was performed with 157 (78 right sides, 79 left sides) adult Anatolian dry scapulae. The GCs were typed as oval, pear, and inverted comma shaped and noted the number of GC notch. Results: The most common GC shape was found as the pear shaped with 63 (80.8%) at the right side, 49 (62%) at the left side, and 112 (71.4%) in total. The second most common GC shape was found as oval shaped with 13 (16.6%) at the right side, 28 (35.5%) at the left side, and 41 (26.1%) in total. The glenoid notch was found at the right side, left side, and totally; 28 (35.9%), 19 (24.1%), and 47 (29.9%), respectively. All of the inverted comma shaped GCs had distinct glenoid notch, while the oval shaped GCs not. The pear shaped GCs had indistinct glenoid notch or no glenoid notch. The glenoid notch was found at the right side, left side, and totally on the pear shaped GC; 26 (41.3%), 17 (34.7%), and 43 (38.4%), respectively. Conclusion: Pear shaped GC was found as the most (71.4%) common shape in this study. Forty-seven (29.9%) of the scapulae had a glenoid notch. The notch and shape variations of the GC are important and this study will contribute to anatomists, orthopedists, and radiologists from this perspective