Abstract
Gastroenterology Medicine & Research Relationship between the Biliary Tree and the Fibonacci Sequence Carlos Federico Davrieux1* and Juan Agustín Davrieux2 1Argentina 2Department of Economic Sciences and Statistics, Argentina *Corresponding author:Carlos Federico Davrieux, Argentina Submission: April 18, 2019;Published: May 29, 2019 DOI: 10.31031/GMR.2019.03.000557 ISSN 2637-7632Volume3 Issue2
Highlights
Throughout the years, mathematics has been one of the sciences that have been most applied in various fields
The Fibonacci numbers can be found in geometry, botany, ancient architecture, animal kingdom, and the human body, among other areas
The aim is to determine the relationship between the anatomical distribution of the human biliary tree and the mathematical Fibonaccis sequence
Summary
Throughout the years, mathematics has been one of the sciences that have been most applied in various fields. Several scientists and mathematicians have cooperated in the advancement of this science with the development of theorems, theories, and laws These concepts can be applied to solve everyday problems. One of these examples is the “Fibonacci series” It was studied and presented by Leonardo of Pisa, nicknamed “Fibonacci”, in Italy in the thirteenth century. It consists of an infinite number sequence. Its anatomical distribution could follow the Fibonacci sequence. In this manuscript, we try to determine if this relationship exists, and its usefulness to facilitate the understanding of the anatomy avoiding injuries when performing surgical interventions on it
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