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superficial femoral artery / superficial femoral artery

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That part of the femoral artery
Artery that arises as a continuation of the external iliac artery at its crossing of the inguinal ligament and extends to its continuation as the popliteal artery at the adductor hiatus.
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that continues after the origin of the deep artery of thigh
Artery that arises from the femoral artery and extends to the formation of the lateral circumflex femoral artery, the medial circumflex femoral artery, and the perforating arteries.
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superficial femoral artery

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Chinese [中文; 汉语; 华语]

股浅动脉

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Links to similar structures/concepts, look-a-like terms, variations, etc. [?]

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  • 'semilunar line' (lateral border of rectus adominis muscle) vs. 'semilunar line' (medial border of internal oblique abdominal muscle)
  • 'femoral artery' vs. 'superficial femoral artery'
  • 'gonadal artery' vs. 'ovarian artery'
Variations:
  • 'right hepatic artery' vs. 'right aberrant hepatic artery'
Look-a-like terms:
  • 'os' (mouth) versus 'os' (bone)
  • 'peroneal' vs. 'perineal'
  • 'Eustachian tube' vs. 'Eustachian valve'

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Superstructure

Arteria femoralis includes superficial femoral artery

Arteria femoralis »

Arteria femoralis [ATI-ConceptId: 1167] includes superficial femoral artery [ATI-ConceptId: 7309]

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