Introduction
The kidneys are normally blooded from renal artery that anatomically
originates from the abdominal aorta. However, there are accessory polar
artery variations (1,2). Incidence varies ranges from 11.3% to 59.5%
depending on ethnicity (3,4). In a cadaver dissection study, the
incidence of accessory polar renal artery in women and men was not
different; in the same study, it was found that the variation of polar
artery was more often in the right kidney than in the left kidney (5).
We also wanted to show two different cases of accessory polar renal
artery (APRA) that we operated for endometrial cancer and detected
during paraaortic lymph node dissection.