Anomalous Left Renal Vein Prevelence in Routinely Examnied Abdomen by Compoted Tomography Scans in Ejdabia City

Abstract

The goal is to investigate the occurrence and manifestation of anomalies in the left renal vein during routine CT scans of the abdomen.  Materials and Procedures: Retrospective analysis of the pictures from 100 patients who had abdominal CT scans between January 1 and December 31, 2021, with abnormalities in the patterns of their renal veins noted. Findings: of the one hundred patients who had imaging. Their ages ranged from one year old to ninety years old, with 52 males (52%) and 48 females (48%) comprising the group. There were no documented cases of circum-aortic left renal vein anomalies, but 96 patients (96%) had normal preaortic left renal veins. Four cases had retroaortic left renal vein anomalies. On the L1 vertebral level, 41% of patientshad a left renal vein, and 36% of displayed the right renal vein at the level of the L1. There was no statistically significant correlation found between abnormalities and gender. In conclusion, CT scans can reveal differences in the left renal vein's path, information that may be crucial for both clinical and surgical outcomes during procedures involving the abdomen and pelvis.