Hasmer Koyununda Arteria Celiaca ve Dallarının Makroanatomik İncelenmesi.

In this study, it was aimed to investigate the arteria celiaca and its branches macro-anatomically. Six hasmer sheep were used in the study. Latex and monopolymethymethacrylate (tachilon) colored to abdominal aorta were given to the abdominal cavity. It was determined that the first branch of aorta abdominalis in the cavum abdominis was arteria celiaca. Arteria lienalis before arterial celiaca and then arteria hepatica and arteria gastrica sinistra were separated into a common root. Arteria lienalis branched rami pancreatici, ramus epiploicus, arteria ruminalis sinistra and arteria ruminalis dextra. Arteria hepatica gave arteria cystica, arteria gastrica dextra and rami pancreatici at the porta hepatis level and the continuation of the vessel was arteria gastroduodenalis. The arteria gastrica sinistra, which is the continuation of the arterial celiaca, was found to be the thickest branch, during which it gave arteria reticularis, arteria gastroepiploica sinistra and arteria reticularis accessoria, and then ended up with anastomosis with arteria gastrica dextra. Arteria reticularis, ramus ruminalis and ramus reticularis were divided into branches. Arteria reticularis accessoria was terminated by giving a few branches to the visceral face of the reticulum and the parietal face of the omasum. As a result; in the hasmer sheep breed, the origin of the artery celiaca in the aorta abdominalis and vascularizing branches of the organs were determined to have several differences. It was concluded that the differences could be due to race characteristics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]