Dovgiallo Y. Analytical anatomy of the mesenterial arteries

The investigation object: anatomy of the large intestine arteries; The investigation goal: to determine the lows of human large intestine mesenterial arterial bed structure, which can be used as morphometrical ethalon of the norm. Methods of research: angiography, corroding preparation, morphometry, statistical processing; Theoretical and practical value of the obtained results. Scientific novelty of the obtained results: The following and scientifically based quantitative characteristics of the human large intestine mesenterial arterial bed, which can be used as morphometrical ethalon of the norm. They can be used for the mathematical modeling of the arterial bed structure and intraarterial haemodinamic, and for the following investigations in this scientific areaі. Using of the morphometrical ethalon of the human large intestine mesenterial arterial bed in future, after specific improvement in clinic, allow to diagnose its pathology, to prognose volume and area of the intestine division which are supplied, to estimate adequacy of bloodsupply. In future, it possible to compose mathematical model on the base of this morphometrical ethalon, which in the conditions of virtual experiment will allow objectively to forecast the result of angioplastic operations and effectively to plan measures for the reconstructions of the injured human large intestine mesenterial arterial bed. The degree of implementation: Results of the investigation were implemented in the scientific and pedagogical process of the department of the operative surgery and topographical anatomy of the Dnepropetrovsk State Medical Academy, department of the common and operative surgery with the topographical anatomy of the Lugansk State Medical University, department of the human anatomy of the Charkov National Medical University, CSIL of the Donetsk National Medical University named after M. Gorky, department of the physiology, physical and psychological rehabilitation of the Donetsk State Institute of the Health, Physical Education and Sport.