RIGHT NONRECURRENT INFERIOR LARYNGEAL NERVE AND ARTERIA LUSORIA - THEDIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC IMPLICATIONS OF AN ANATOMIC ANOMALY - REVIEW OF 17 CASES
C. Avisse et al., RIGHT NONRECURRENT INFERIOR LARYNGEAL NERVE AND ARTERIA LUSORIA - THEDIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC IMPLICATIONS OF AN ANATOMIC ANOMALY - REVIEW OF 17 CASES, Surgical and radiologic anatomy, 20(3), 1998, pp. 227-232
Citations number
41
Categorie Soggetti
Surgery,"Radiology,Nuclear Medicine & Medical Imaging","Anatomy & Morphology
The authors report 17 cases of a right non-recurrent inferior laryngea
l n. (NRILN) observed during 15 years of practice of thyroid and parat
hyroid surgery. In their last two cases, the existence of an aberrant
right subclavian a., constantly associated with NRILN, was confirmed b
y MRT angiography. On the basis of the literature and their own experi
ence, the authors review the incidence of this double anomaly, its emb
ryologic explanation and its anatomic and surgical importance. They st
ress the diagnostic factors and the therapeutic implications, very dif
ferent in children and adults, of a particular vascular anomaly whose
outcome is little understood.