lower extremity anatomy Flashcards
CFA stands for and divides into what
and is aprox - cm
common femoral artery
o- inguinal lig. demarcation EIA into CFA
bifur- SFA and DFA
2cm
what is the landmark for the EIA
Psoas Major muscle
DFA runs - aspect of thigh
and - to the femur
is important collateral in the case of -
lateral aspect of thigh
close to femur
SFA stenosis DFA is an important collateral
SFA runs - aspect of thigh
and is - to the femur
medial aspect of thigh
superficial and further away from femur
when does the SFA become the popiteal
artery
when it passes through the hunters canal
aka adductor canal
enters the popiteal fossa behind the knee
profunda femoris artery arises -cm from the inguinal lig on the - side of the thigh
5cm
lateral thigh
Popiteal artery
origin and termination
adductor hiatus: demarcation of origin
ends in the trifercation
branches of the popiteal artery are called
genicular branches
located on anterior knee
descending genicular
genicular arteries anastamose with -
and provide collateral flow in the case of what
genicular arteries anastamose with profunda and superficial femoral arteries
provides flow to lower leg in superficial femoral artery occlusion
trifurcation consists of
3
ATA
PTA
PERONEAL A .
what is the first branch of the distal popliteal artery
ATA
anterior tibial artery
origin and termination of the ATA
origin - POP A
termination- becomes the DPA
dorsalis pedis artery
runs across dorsum of foot towards base of great toe
what is a major branch of the DPA?
deep plantar artery
what coarse does the deep plantar artery run ?
penetrates the sole of foot
unites with lateral plantar artery to complete plantar arch
what is the coarse of the posterior tibial artery
PTA runs oblique
down posterior /medial side of leg
what comprises the the tibioperoneal trunk
short segment between ATA branch and branches of PTA and PER A
what are the major branches of the PTA
LATERAL and MEDIAL PLANTAR A
they branch below the medial malleous to supply the foot
when scanning form the lateral anterior aspect of the calf what is seen posterior to the ATA and ATV’s
Peroneals