The Arteries
- The aorta
- The arteries of the head and neck
- The common carotid artery
- Relations
- The external carotid artery
- The triangles of the neck
- The internal carotid artery
- The arteries of the brain
- The common carotid artery
- The arteries of the upper extremity
- The subclavian artery
- The axilla
- The axillary artery
- The brachial artery
- The radial artery
- The ulnar artery
- The arteries of the trunk
- The descending aorta
- The thoracic aorta
- The abdominal aorta
- The common iliac arteries
- The hypogastric artery
- The external iliac artery
- The descending aorta
- The arteries of the lower extremity
- The femoral artery
- The popliteal fossa
- The popliteal artery
- The anterior tibial artery
- The arteria dorsalis pedis
- The posterior tibial artery
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