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Anatomical variation of infra-pyloric artery origination: A prospective multicenter observational study (IPA-Origin).

Rulin Miao | Jianjun Qu | Zhengrong Li | Daguang Wang | Jiang Yu | Weidong Zang | Yong Li | Fenglin Liu | Jian Zhang | Wu Song | Kai Ye | Su Yan | Wei Wang | Shuangyi Ren | Lu Zang | Changqing Jing | Li Zhang | Kuan Wang | Weihua Fu | Lin Fan | Bin Liang | Gang Zhao | Jun Cai | Li Yang | Jiaming Zhu | Jun You | Kun Yang | Qingxing Huang | Zhaojian Niu | Ning Ning | Xingfeng Qiu | Gang Ji | Feng Liang | Hua Huang | Chao Gao | Fei Shan | Shuangxi Li | Yongning Jia | Lianhai Zhang | Xiangji Ying | Yan Zhang | Zhaode Bu | Xiangqian Su | Gang Zhao | Ziyu Li | Jiafu Ji
Chinese journal of cancer research = Chung-kuo yen cheng yen chiu | 2018

Infra-pyloric artery (IPA) is an important anatomical landmark in treatment of gastric cancer and is the key vessel for pylorus-preserving gastrectomy and subgroup of infra-pyloric lymph nodes. However, its anatomical variation is not thoroughly understood. Our study aimed to clarify the origination of the IPA.

Pubmed ID: 30510361

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