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Arteries of the Hindlimb - Anatomy & Physiology (view source)
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The '''abdominal aorta''' terminates by branching into the '''external iliac arteries''' and the '''internal iliac arteries'''. It is these arteries that supply the hindlimb and pelvis.
The '''abdominal aorta''' terminates by branching into the '''external iliac arteries''' and the '''internal iliac arteries'''. It is these arteries that supply the hindlimb and pelvis.
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(Note: Although the information below is based around the anatomy of the canine hindlimb, it is essentially the anatomy of the arteries in similar domestic species. Any major differences will be discussed on their respective pages.)
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=='''The Internal Iliac Artery'''==
=='''The Internal Iliac Artery'''==