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Перегляд Матеріали наукових конференцій ПВНЗ "ХММУ" за Ключові слова "anatomical variability"

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    Individual variability of the external jugular veins
    (ПВНЗ «Харківський міжнародний медичний університет», 2024) Lopushniak, L.; Sukhonosov, R.; Ushakova, M.
    The study presents the results of examining the individual variability of the external jugular veins based on 30 unembalmed adult cadavers of both sexes. Two main morphological types were identified: the trunk form and the dispersed form, differing in the number of tributaries, trunk length, and internal diameter. The trunk form was found more frequently, usually projecting along a line from the mandibular angle to the middle third of the medial clavicle. The external jugular vein demonstrated variable drainage patterns into the subclavian vein, venous angle, or internal jugular vein, predominantly at an acute angle, which has clinical significance for catheterization. The data obtained confirm the potential of the external jugular vein for autoplastic grafting and highlight its practical value in surgery and interventional procedures.
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    Study of individual changes in the spinal cord epicone
    (ПВНЗ «Харківський міжнародний медичний університет», 2024) Kuzmenko, D.M.; Halycha, M.S.; Sukhonosov, R.O.
    The study investigates individual variability of the spinal cord epicone, focusing on its topography, boundaries, and age-related changes. Based on the analysis of 20 spinal cord specimens (fetuses – 5, newborns – 5, adults – 10), it was found that the length of the epicone increases with age, while its relative size compared to the spinal cord decreases. Significant variability was observed in the localization of epicondylar neurosegments, depending on age and the level of spinal cord termination. The findings highlight the practical importance of understanding epicondylar structure and skeletotopy for spinal cord surgery across different age groups.