A collateral artery from the descending aorta to the left lung also anastomoses with the pulmonary artery to form further arterial rings.
In the other patient, it was divided and anastomosed to the left pulmonary artery.
In the cliff between the upper and lower levels of the quarry, an anastomosing network of gently to moderately dipping, emplacementrelated shear zones is exposed.
It is advisable, therefore, to use microsurgical techniques when anastomosing vessels of 1 mm diameter, ideally with the help of magnifying glasses (over x3).
The diagram from the split decomposition analysis confirms these results, producing an anastomosing network showing some support for almost all possible relationships among the sequences.
It is then directly anastomosed to the upper part of the ventricular incision.
In all the surviving cases, we anastomosed thevessels with interrupted 6-0 or 8-0 monofilament suture utilizing 2.5x magnification.
More frequently, the collateral arteries anastomose with the central pulmonary arteries so as to supply the entire area of parenchyma fed by the intrapericardial arteries.
