[Segmental anatomy of the right liver in situ in the abdominal cavity. Value of international nomenclature]. / Anatomie segmentaire du foie droit en place dans la cavité abdominale. Intérêt de la nomenclature internationale.

The segmental anatomy of the liver in situ in the abdominal cavity has been studied in five corpses after portal opacification. The location of the segments of the liver in situ is different from that described in the classical anatomy handbooks, and the nomenclature used in France proves to be ambiguous. The international nomenclature seems to be better adapted to the radioanatomical reality.

Surgical importance of the radio-automatic study of the arterial vascularization of the forefoot.

The authors have studied anatomically and angiographically 50 cadaveric foot specimens, emphasizing; the vascular flow predominance between dorsalis pedis and plantar arteries; the anastomosis between the three arterial supplies in the foot; the dividing pattern and the distribution of each artery; the blood flow distribution pattern at the level of the first and second toes and especially the anastomosis between the dorsal and plantar vessels and the branches for the metatarsic-phalangeal joint. The study presents new data about the indications of preoperative angiography of the forefoot, about the surgical technique of toe transfer, articular transposition and multiple transposition (2 toes, skin and bone...).