Busnardo A C, DiDio L J, Thomford N R
Medical College of Ohio, Department of Surgery, Toledo 43699.
Surg Radiol Anat. 1988;10(1):77-82. doi: 10.1007/BF02094076.
Two anatomicosurgical segments of the human pancreas were recognized in 30 corrosion casts after injection of the pancreatic arteries thus confirming prior anatomico-surgical studies. The right (cephalocervical) and the left (corporocaudate) segments of the pancreas are separated by a paucivascular area. They are linked by the pancreatic duct and often by a single, small artery, which may be a branch of the gastroduodenal, gastroepiploic (gastromental), or dorsal pancreatic artery. Both segments are suitable for segmental pancreas transplantation.