Two Rare Anatomical Variants of Femoral Triangle Vessels in One Patient: Case Report

INTRODUCTION: The upper third of thigh the area femoral triangle, or Scarpas is great importance both in anatomy and vascular surgery. It place passage main vessels lower extremities: artery, vein their largest tributaries which are easily accessible this region due to superficial location. To note, surgery, divided common ones depending on level location relative deep vessels. This division extremely important functional aspect, since may significantly compensate for blood flow case impaired patency Besides, an tributary saphenous forming saphenofemoral junction. Classic describes as single trunks with permanent topography. At same time, literature there commonly encountered reports duplication vein, two relatively rare atypical junctions (about 0.02%). work anatomical variants FT one patient: junction right left, artery sides.
 CONCLUSION: described article, rare. that clinicians know about them avoid errors diagnosis surgical treatment.