@article{oai:mdu.repo.nii.ac.jp:00003032, author = {TADOKORO, OSAMU and YOSHIDA, MIKA and WATANABE, MASAKI and YAMAGUCHI, HISAHO and MIYANO, HIROKO and SAGA, TSUYOSHI and MAEDA, SHINGO and NISHIDA, DAISUKE and KORIBE, KANJI and OKUMURA, MASAYO and KONDO, EIJI and 田所, 治 and 吉田, 美加 and 渡邉, 剛樹 and 山口, 久穂 and 宮野, 宏子 and 嵯峨, 堅 and 前田, 信吾 and 西田, 大輔 and 堀部, 寛治 and 奥村, 雅代 and 金銅, 英二}, issue = {2}, journal = {松本歯学, Journal of the Matsumoto Dental University Society}, month = {Dec}, note = {application/pdf, Summary We encountered a case of double inferior vena cava (DIVC) in a 76 year old male cadaver during anatomy practice at Matsumoto Dental University in 2015. The left and right internal iliac veins drained into the interiliac vein ran horizontal in front of the cape angle and joined the left and right external iliac veins. Then the inferior vena cava on each side originated.The width of the origin of the inferior vena cava were 13.7 mm and 11.6 mm on the right and left side, respectively. Based on the previous DIVCʼs classifications, we attempted to classify the DIVC and iliac venous system by combining the direction of the internal iliac veins (lateral (l), vertical (s), and medial (m)), the inclination of the interiliac veins (lower left to upper right (L to R), horizontal (H), and lower right to upper left (R to L)),and the width of the right and left IVC (RIVC>LIVC, RIVC=LIVC, and RIVCLIVC, H, l-l. In this case, hemi-azygos vein was not found, and the height of the left kidney was lower than the right one. We therefore investigated the co-existence of the venous system and the height of the kidney to the 53 cases and referred to the embryological relationship between them. The present classification provides basic knowledge for the clinical anatomy and surgery of the pelvic region.}, pages = {97--114}, title = {重複下大静脈の1例と変異に関する新たな分類の試み}, volume = {48}, year = {2022} }