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See Latest ArticlesDual segmental arterial supply to a single renal lobule: a study using semi-serial sections of mid-term fetuses
BJU International, 08/17/09
Yasumoto H et al. – A single lobule is most likely to be shared by double segments at or near the segmental border. This morphology seems to be a result of lobule fusion during development and growth. Thus, in adults, a dual segmental supply to a single lobule seems to be more frequent than in fetuses.
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