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Also known as brodel's white line. The Brodel's line is a relatively avascular line between the anterior and posterior segmental branches of the renal artery of the body.Now it has been proved that brodel's line is also vascular. Josef Hyrtl, in 1882, and Max Brödel, in 1902, described this relatively avascular plane near the midline (5 mm posterior) of the convex border of the kidney through which the collecting system of the kidney could be entered. This plane is used for , more specifically while performing . * v * t * e