ANATOMICAL RESEARCH OF ILIAC ARTERY ON THE IMAGE 128 MULTI SLICE COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY

Vũ Duy Tùng1,, Nguyễn Thị Thơ1, Trần Thị Hằng1, Nguyễn Ngọc Trung1
1 Thai Binh University of Medicine and Pharmacy

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Objective: Determination of the arises, size and branching of the pelvic arteries in the image on computed tomography of 128 grade and the analysis of clinical significance in cases of arterial anatomical changes. Research methods: Descriptive studies and retrospective studies from 9/2017 to 9/2018. Select Sample: 128 photo-files of 128 patients with the standard of choice are clear pelvic artery imaging and narrow lesions, which are not exceeding 50% of the arterial diameter. Results 100% of the pelvic artery is observed on the image files, 127 cases observed hull first, rear fuselage reached 100%, the vascular branches were observed only from 62% to 100%. The pelvic artery diameter and the main body are about 3mm, the branches are smaller in diameter than 2mm. The circuit branches have a arises variation ratio of  0.78% to 6.82%. Conclusion: Computed tomography 128 grade is the means capable of accurately showing the size, morphology and arterial anatomical changes.

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