Amela Kulenović

University of Sarajevo

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Aida Sarač–Hadžihalilović

University of Sarajevo

Adnan Busuladžić

Institut za filozofiju

Aida Hasanović

University of Sarajevo

Jasmin Kulenović

Academy of Medical Sciences of Bosnia and Herzegovina

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University of Sarajevo

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Institute of Metrology of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Clinical Center University of Sarajevo

Academy of Medical Sciences of Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Investigation of Vascularization of Human Pancreas Using Method of Selective Arteriography with Insight Into Significance to a Surgical Approach for this Organ

Bosnian Journal of Basic Medical Sciences (2010)

Amela Kulenović Aida Sarač–Hadžihalilović

This study explored arterial vascularisation of celiac trunk and superior mesenteric artery using method of selective arteriography in series of arteriogram which were done in 39 patients of Institute for Radiology. There were no pathological findings in a single case at pancreas or duodenum. Arteries which arise for vascularization of pancreas had a common spot of arising, flow and ramification. Pancreatic duodenal arteries arcade, which supply blood to the duodenum and the body of the pancreas, were shown in arteriogram. The branches which provide blood supply to the body and the tail of the pancreas were found. There was one case where lower pancreatic artery arose from gastroduodenal artery and in one case a direct anastomosis for celiac trunk and superior mesenteric arteries, better known as Tandler's anastomosis.

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10.17305/bjbms.2010.2727

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Anatomical-anthropological study of cranial capacity from prehistoric to recent times at the area of the present-day Bosnia and Herzegovina

Folia medica Facultatis medicinae Universitatis Saraeviensis (2016)

Aida Sarač–Hadžihalilović Jasmin Kulenović Amela Kulenović Adnan Busuladžić Aida Hasanović

Aim: The development of bipedal position anatomically changed the entire skeleton, not only the legs and pelvis, but also the spine, feet and skull.By studying changes in the appearance of the skull and its volume we can monitor changes of brain volume and intelligence development and human evolution. Materials and methods: The research was conducted on a specimen of 196 macerated and degreased skulls, 82 of which belong to the osteological collection of the Department of Archeology – Chair of Prehistory, Antique Period and Middle Ages – of the State Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sarajevo. From the osteological collection of the department of Anatomy of the Medical Faculty in Sarajevo, a total of 114 skulls have been examined, 57 of which were skulls of male gender and 57 of female gender. On each of the examined skulls applying craniometrical method we estimated cranial capacity. Results : Regardless of the period in question, we have the highest variability in the category cranial capacity. It is actually a natural sequence due to the impact of all three linear dimensions (length, width and height) of the skull at its formation. Conclusions: Cranial capacity shows a growing tendency going to younger period of time from which the skull encouraged, except for a slight decline during the Middle Ages. Keywords: skull, cranial capacity, craniometry, prehistoric skull, antic period skull, middle ages skull, recent period skull

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