This case report highlights an unusual anatomical variation of the renal vasculature observed during a routine anatomical dissection. The presence of accessory renal arteries and veins, along with their branching patterns, were meticulously documented and analyzed. This case report emphasizes the importance of understanding such anatomical variations to avoid complications during renal surgeries and interventions. The unique anatomical features observed in this case contribute to the existing body of knowledge on renal vascular anatomy and call for further exploration of such variations.
