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to Stomach, Liver, Gall Bladder/Bile Sac, Spleen, Pancreas, and first part of Small Intestine
Celiac Trunk (Celiac Artery, Celiac Axis)
3 branches of the Celiac Trunk (Celiac Artery, Celiac Axis)
a) Left Gastric A.
b) Splenic A.
c) Common Hepatic A.
to Superior part of lesser Curvature of Stomach
Left Gastric A.
to the left across the top of the pancreas to the Spleen
Splenic A.
3 branches of the Splenic A.
i) Pancreatic Aa.
ii) Short Gastric A.
iii) Left Gastroepiploic A.
(Several or many) – to the Pancreas
Pancreatic Aa.
to Fundus of the Stomach
Short Gastric A.
to Superior left Portion of the Greater Curvature of Stomach
Left Gastroepiploic A.
4 branches of Common Hepatic A.
i) Rt. Gastric A.
ii) Rt. Gastroduodenal A.
iii) Rt. Hepatic A.
iv) Lt. Hepatic A.
to liver
Common Hepatic A.
to Inferior part of Lesser Curvature of Stomach
Rt. Gastric A.
to Stomach & Duodenum
Rt. Gastroduodenal A.
two branches of Rt. Gastroduodenal A.
(1) Rt. Gastroepiploic A.
(2) Superior Pancreaticoduodenal A.
to Lower Right portion of the Greater Curvature of the Stomach
Rt. Gastroepiploic A.
to Pancreas and Duodenum
Superior Pancreaticoduodenal A.
to Right lobe of Liver
Rt. Hepatic A.
branch of Rt. Hepatic A.
Cystic A.
to Gall Bladder (Bile Sac)
Cystic A.
to Left lobe of Liver
Lt. Hepatic A.
to most of Small Intestine & First Half of Large Intestine
Superior Mesenteric A.
4 branches of the Superior Mesenteric A.
a) Intestinal Branches
b) Rt. Colic A.
c) Middle Colic A.
d) Ileocolic A. (Ileoceacal A.)
to jejunum and ileum of small intestine
Intestinal Branches
to Ascending Colon
Rt. Colic A.
to Transverse Colon
Middle Colic A.
to Termination of Ileum, the Ceacum (& Appendix) and part of the Ascending Colon
Ileocolic A. (Ileoceacal A.)
to last part (Terminal Portion) of Large Intestine
Inferior Mesenteric A.
3 branches of the Inferior Mesenteric A.
a) Lt. Colic A. (Superior Left Colic A.)
b) Sigmoid A. (Lower Left Colic A.)
c) Superior Rectal A.
to Superior part of Descending Colon
Lt. Colic A. (Superior Left Colic A.)
to Lower or Inferior part of Descending Colon and Sigmoid Colon
Sigmoid A. (Lower Left Colic A.)
to the Rectum
Superior Rectal A.
two or more vessels going to the same body part
collateral circulation
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Anatomy II Exam 4
Description
Anatomy II Exam 4 Unpaired Visceral Branches of Abdominal Aorta
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2013-01-16T20:57:58Z
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