DOI Nunber: 10.5958/232 1024.2014.07279.7 the Arterial Supply of Gl d in the Indian Population-Cadaveric Stud

Rajendra Rl, Makandar LIK2, Surendra M3, Tejaswi HLa lProfessor 3Professor, aAssistant €r HOD,2Associate Professor, Professor, D'epartmerut of Ana AIMS. B.G. Nagara, Nngamangala, (Tq) Mandya(Dist)

ABSTRACT

28 Non-Pathogenic adult cadaveric specimens of prostate n ere dissected, the yingthem were painted with red Asian paint. It was observed that incidence of Inferior vesical i 12(42.8%), is 4(74.27%), is 4(74.27%). 4(74.27%), is2(7.1,4%), and gluteopudendal trunk is 2(7.74%).These findings with previous studies abroad. This studv will certairLly help the clinicians, IJro-surgeons &I because benign hypertrophy of prostate is quite corrunon after the age of fifty and in second leading cause of cancer death is prostatic cancer.(1)

Keyuotds: Inferior Vesicalartery, Middle Rectal Artay,Internal Pudendal Artery, Cannulated

INTRODUCTION with distilled water to remov clot, Arteries Arterial supply of prostate gland is usually by supplying to prostate are traced by di applied inferior vesical, middle rectal and internal pudendal with turpentine oil and allowed to completely. arteries.These all three are branches of Intemal Iliac Then arteries are painted with red paint and artery , but apart from these branches other branches allowed to dry.These specimensare of internal Iliac arteries also supply to the prostate formalin. frequently which is great alarming for Laparoscopic or Uro-surgeon during prostatectomy.Although OBSERVATION AND RESULTS various radiological techniques like computed Specirnens 1 & 19 - artery arises from obturator Tomographic angiography & Digital .Subtraction artery 1cm from its from internal Angiography (DSA) footages are used to visualizethe origin iliac attery, g'ives branches to both anterior & posterior surfaces arteries of prostate but exact branches, termination of gland. There is no inferior vesical artery (FIG-1) are not clearly visualized. Hence attempt is made to study the arterial variations by dissecting the cadaveric specimens of prostate.

MATERIAL AND METHOD

28 Specimens of prostate of adult are selected for study. The common and external Iliac arteries are ligated close to their origin and former is cannulated distally and injected with acetone and then cleaned

Corresponding authon Rajendra R 2739,zrrd cross,2nd phase, Rajivnagar 2nd Stage, Mysore-570019 PH-9915967597 E-mail: dr.rajendra.r.gmail.com Fig. 1. Shows prostatic artery arising from the obturator artery itol fottnal of Contemporary Strg*y. July-December.,2074, Vol.2, No. 2

Table 2: Present study compared with previous workers

luthor name and Year Umbilical Middlerectal Obfuratorartery Internal Vesicalartery artery(%) artery(%) (/"1 oudendalartery (91,) (%) Bilhim.T.(2012) 201!" 8.4';1, t2.67A 34% O70 Braithr,r'aite I .L(1952) 4.3h 25.7% Clegg E.l(1ess) 83% 30% 59% {- Avvatazuti.S(1939) 90o/o 5%o eI Bumpus H.C &AntoPol. W (1934) 93.2% 5.3% f, Present study 74.2o/. 7.13% 74.2"/" 742% 42.8%

(b) The angle at whichbranches leave a arterial system certainly depends to a considerable extent on Source of origin of the prostatic artery (%) haemo-dlmamic factors. It is possible to calculate l! theoretically at what angle branching should be, ao rt for the least possible loss of energy in the Id IJ circulation so that fatl of at the branch & l0 Pressure l5 the main vessel should be equal. The angle varies l0 5 betweenT00-900. The bifuriation bf torirmon iliac 0 artery shouldbe 750(s). If the degree is more or less, then7l"h leads to variations in the arterial pattem /" o:o" to maintain haemo-dynamic pressure. ":/".*co (c) Differential growth of might have resulted in variations in the arterial pressure. DISCUSSION (d) Constance of arterial supply is partly morphogenetic & partly mechanical convenience' In the present work total 28 specimens of prostate is studied out of them 12 are supplied by Inferior (e) Slight variations in size & position of prostate vesical artery (42.8%),4 are supplied by internal gland might have resulted in variations in the pudendal artery (74.2o/"),4 are supplied by obturator arterial pattern. artery (74.2%), 4(14.2%) are supplied by umbilical artery, 2(7.L4%) are supplied by Gluteo- pudendal (f) Comparative anatomically or evolutionarily trunk and 2 (7.74"/.) are supplied by middte rectal persistence of arterial pattern may aPPear artery. (Shown in the figs.l-S) mechanicaliy disadvantageous.

The present incidence of L4% of internal pudendal (g) Functionally connected structures inevitably make afiety, varies with the previous workers as they simultaneous demands on the circulation & from observed 30%'34"/, incidence of internal the main source. pudendalarteytzr).3r, agrees with some of the previous (h) Developmentally prostate is dual in origin, fibro- workers in the case of middle rectal artery which is muscular part is mesodermai, glandular part is 8.4% in their studies ( ). In the present study, highest endodermal; develop at djfferent months of fetal incidence of inferior vesical artery (42.8%) is supported life.(e). Delay in proliferation of these germ layers by the previous studies.(5'6'4 (Table-2) might have demanded more vascularity in post There is no docrtmentation available to justify these natal life which has resulted in variations in the variations in arterial supply of south Indian cadaveric arterial suPPlY- . The probable reasons could be (i) Embryonic rudiment of glandular tissues can degree of selfdifferentiation (a) In general arteries Pursue the shortest most direct undergo surprising course in order to reach their destination & this to adopt normal development which requires more course is partly determined by mechanical vascularity. Hence these variations in the arterial cont'enience pattern might have resulted. h'tteruational 80 , lottrnnl of Conternporary Medicine- lanuary-June 201G, vol.4, No. 1.

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