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Vol 62, No 4 (2003)
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Submitted: 2012-02-06
Published online: 2003-09-05
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Growth dynamics of the renal and suprarenal arteries in human foetuses

Bartłomiej Kuczera, Małgorzata Kuczera, Jerzy S. Gielecki
Folia Morphol 2003;62(4):405-406.

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Vol 62, No 4 (2003)
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Submitted: 2012-02-06
Published online: 2003-09-05

Abstract

The kidneys and suprarenal cortex are of common embryonic origin. The suprarenal gland and kidney have a common pathway in angiogenesis. Each of the organs is of key importance for intrauterine and individual development, yet they vary greatly in growth dynamics throughout pregnancy. The authors compared the arterial supply of these organs quantitatively in respect to foetal age and sex.

Abstract

The kidneys and suprarenal cortex are of common embryonic origin. The suprarenal gland and kidney have a common pathway in angiogenesis. Each of the organs is of key importance for intrauterine and individual development, yet they vary greatly in growth dynamics throughout pregnancy. The authors compared the arterial supply of these organs quantitatively in respect to foetal age and sex.

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foetus; growth; suprarenal artery; renal artery

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Title

Growth dynamics of the renal and suprarenal arteries in human foetuses

Journal

Folia Morphologica

Issue

Vol 62, No 4 (2003)

Article type

Short communication

Pages

405-406

Published online

2003-09-05

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Folia Morphol 2003;62(4):405-406.

Keywords

foetus
growth
suprarenal artery
renal artery

Authors

Bartłomiej Kuczera
Małgorzata Kuczera
Jerzy S. Gielecki

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