Superior limb vasculature

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Arteria Axillaris [Axillary artery] - Continuation of the subclavian artery that reaches the inferior border of the pectoralis major

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Arteria Axillaris [Axillary artery] - Continuation of the subclavian artery that reaches the inferior border of the pectoralis major

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Arteria Subscapularis [Subscapular Artery] - Artery originating at the lateral border of the subscapularis that supplies the subscapularis, latissimus dorsi, and teres major.

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Arteria Subscapularis [Subscapular Artery] - Artery originating at the lateral border of the subscapularis that supplies the subscapularis, latissimus dorsi, and teres major.

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A. Circumflexa humeri anterior [anterior circumflex humeral a.] - Artery that arises beneath the latissimus dorsi, at the same level as or deeper than the posterior circumflex humeral artery. It passes in front of the surgical neck of humerus to the coracobra- chialis and biceps brachii and anastomoses with the posterior circumflex humeral art.

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A. Circumflexa humeri anterior [anterior circumflex humeral a.] - Artery that arises beneath the latissimus dorsi, at the same level as or deeper than the posterior circumflex humeral artery. It passes in front of the surgical neck of humerus to the coracobra- chialis and biceps brachii and anastomoses with the posterior circumflex humeral art.

Question 7

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A. Circumflexa humeri posterior [posterior circumflex humeral a.] - It passes with the axillary nerve through the lateral (quadrangular) space to the shoulder joint and deltoid. It anastomoses with the anterior circumflex humeral artery, suprascapular ar- tery, and thoracoacromial artery.

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A. Circumflexa humeri posterior [posterior circumflex humeral a.] - It passes with the axillary nerve through the lateral (quadrangular) space to the shoulder joint and deltoid. It anastomoses with the anterior circumflex humeral artery, suprascapular ar- tery, and thoracoacromial artery.

Question 9

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Brachial artery

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A. Profunda brachii [deep brachial a.] - Artery accompanying the radial nerve in the groove for radial nerve.

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A. Profunda brachii [deep brachial a.] - Artery accompanying the radial nerve in the groove for radial nerve.

Question 12

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A. Interossea communis [Common interosseous a.] - Trunk formed by the following vessels given off by the ulnar artery or branch arising from the division of the brachial artery (embryological) at the superior border of the pronator teres.

Question 13

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Ulnar artery

Question 14

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Radial artery

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A. Interossea communis [Common interosseous a.] - Trunk formed by the following vessels given off by the ulnar artery or branch arising from the division of the brachial artery (embryological) at the superior border of the pronator teres.

Question 16

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A. Interossea anterior [anterior interosseous a.] - It runs on the interosseous membrane and beneath the pro- nator quadratus to the carpal and palmar dor- sal arches. It supplies the deep flexors.

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A. Interossea anterior [anterior interosseous a.] - It runs on the interosseous membrane and beneath the pro- nator quadratus to the carpal and palmar dor- sal arches. It supplies the deep flexors.

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A. Interossea posterior [posterior interosseous a.] - Artery passing dorsally between the interosseous membrane of forearm and the oblique cord that supplies the extensor muscles of the forearm, extending as far as the carpal dorsal arch.

Question 19

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A. Comitans nervi mediani [Comitans a. for the median n.] - It accompanies the median nerve, which supplies the forearm muscles.

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A. Comitans nervi mediani [Comitans a. for the median n.] - It accompanies the median nerve, which supplies the forearm muscles.

Question 21

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Arcus Palmaris Profundus [ Deep palmar arch] - Continuation of the radial artery beneath the long flexors. It anastomoses with the ulnar artery.

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Arcus Palmaris Profundus [ Deep palmar arch] - Continuation of the radial artery beneath the long flexors. It anastomoses with the ulnar artery.

Question 23

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Aa. Metacarpales palmares [palmar metacarpal aa.] - Three or four branches of the deep palmar arch extending to the metacarpus. From there they are con- nected with the common or proper palmar digital arteries.

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Aa. Metacarpales palmares [palmar metacarpal aa.] - Three or four branches of the deep palmar arch extending to the metacarpus. From there they are con- nected with the common or proper palmar digital arteries.

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Rami perforantes [perforating branches of the deep palmar arch] - Branches that anastomose with the dorsal metacarpal arteries and carpal palmar arch.

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Rami perforantes [perforating branches of the deep palmar arch] - Branches that anastomose with the dorsal metacarpal arteries and carpal palmar arch.

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Arcus Palmaris superficialis [superficial palmar arch] - It lies on the long flexor tendons. Its main tributary is from the ulnar artery; it anastomoses with the radial artery.

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Arcus Palmaris superficialis [superficial palmar arch] - It lies on the long flexor tendons. Its main tributary is from the ulnar artery; it anastomoses with the radial artery.

Question 29

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Arcus Palmaris superficialis [superficial palmar arch] - It lies on the long flexor tendons. Its main tributary is from the ulnar artery; it anastomoses with the radial artery.

Question 30

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Arcus Palmaris superficialis [superficial palmar arch] - It lies on the long flexor tendons. Its main tributary is from the ulnar artery; it anastomoses with the radial artery.

Question 31

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Arcus Palmaris Profundus [ Deep palmar arch] - Continuation of the radial artery beneath the long flexors. It anastomoses with the ulnar artery.

Question 32

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Aa. Digitalis palmares communes [Common palmar digital aa.] - They pass toward the fingers as three or four arteries from convex palmar arch.

Question 33

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Aa. Digitalis palmares communes [Common palmar digital aa.] - They pass toward the fingers as three or four arteries from convex palmar arch.

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Aa. Digitalis palmares communes [Common palmar digital aa.] - They pass toward the fingers as three or four arteries from convex palmar arch.

Question 35

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Arcus Palmaris Profundus [ Deep palmar arch] - Continuation of the radial artery beneath the long flexors. It anastomoses with the ulnar artery.

Question 36

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Aa. Metacarpales palmares [palmar metacarpal aa.] - Three or four branches of the deep palmar arch extending to the metacarpus. From there they are con- nected with the common or proper palmar digital arteries.

Question 37

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A. Interossea anterior [anterior interosseous a.] - It runs on the interosseous membrane and beneath the pro- nator quadratus to the carpal and palmar dor- sal arches. It supplies the deep flexors.

Question 38

ID artery at 7

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A. Interossea posterior [posterior interosseous a.] - Artery passing dorsally between the interosseous membrane of forearm and the oblique cord that supplies the extensor muscles of the forearm, extending as far as the carpal dorsal arch.

Question 39

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A. Interossea communis [Common interosseous a.] - Trunk formed by the following vessels given off by the ulnar artery or branch arising from the division of the brachial artery (embryological) at the superior border of the pronator teres.

Question 40

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Aa. Digitalis palmares communes [Common palmar digital aa.] - They pass toward the fingers as three or four arteries from convex palmar arch.

Question 41

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Aa. Digitalis palmares propriae [ Proper palmar digital a.] - Arteries that arise at the level of the bases of proximal phalanges, lie on the lateral flexor sides of the fingers, and branch off dorsally.

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Aa. Digitalis palmares propriae [Proper palmar digital a.] - Arteries that arise at the level of the bases of proximal phalanges, lie on the lateral flexor sides of the fingers, and branch off dorsally.

Question 43

ID arteries at 59

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Aa. Digitalis palmares propriae [ Proper palmar digital a.] - Arteries that arise at the level of the bases of proximal phalanges, lie on the lateral flexor sides of the fingers, and branch off dorsally.

Question 44

ID vein highlighted purple

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V. Subscapularis [Subscapular vein] - Vein accompanying the subscapular artery

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ID vein in purple

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V. Interosseae anterioris [anterior interosseous v.] - Two companion veins of each anterior interosseous arteries.

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ID vein in purple

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V. Interosseae posteriores [posterior interosseous v.] - Two companion veins of each posterior interosseous arteries.

Question 47

ID vein at 38

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Arcus venous palmaris profundus [deep venous palmar arch] - Vein accompanying the deep palmar arch.

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ID veins in purple

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Arcus venous palmaris profundus [deep venous palmar arch] - Vein accompanying the deep palmar arch.

Question 49

ID veins at 31

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Vv. Digitalis palmares [palmar digital veins] - Veins on the flexor aspect of the fingers

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ID veins in pink

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Vv. Digitalis palmares [palmar digital veins] - Veins on the flexor aspect of the fingers

Question 51

ID veins at 24

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V. Mediana antebrachii [Median antebrachial vein] - Epifascial vein occasionally present between the cephalic and basilic veins.

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ID vein

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V. Mediana antebrachii [Median antebrachial vein] - Epifascial vein occasionally present between the cephalic and basilic veins.

Question 53

ID vein at 23

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Median cubital vein

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ID vein

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Median cubital vein

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ID vein

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V. Mediana antebrachii [Median antebrachial vein] - Epifascial vein occasionally present between the cephalic and basilic veins.

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ID vein in pink

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Subclavian vein

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ID vein in pink

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Axillary vein

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ID vein at 6

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Subclavian vein

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ID vein at 9

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Axillary vein

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ID vein 19

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Cephalic vein

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ID vein at 22

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Basilic vein

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ID 19

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Cephalic vein

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ID vein in pink

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Basilic vein

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ID vein in pink

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Cephalic vein

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Basilic vein

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Median cubital vein

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ID 2

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Cephalic vein

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Cephalic vein