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Arteries of the Hindlimb - Anatomy & Physiology (view source)
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, 11:14, 13 August 2008→'''The Internal Iliac Artery'''
* '''Median Sacral Artery''' - can arise from either left or right internal iliac and supplies the sacrum and tail.
* '''Median Sacral Artery''' - can arise from either left or right internal iliac and supplies the sacrum and tail.
* Internal Pudendal Artery - the primary branch of the internal iliac it provides blood to the reproductive organs and urinary tract
* '''Caudal Gluteal Artery''' - supplies the superficial gluteal muscle and the proximal 'hamstring muscles'.
* '''Caudal Gluteal Artery''' - supplies the superficial gluteal muscle and the proximal 'hamstring muscles'.
**'''Cranial Gluteal Artery''' - arises from the caudal gluteal, it passes over the greater ischiatic notch and supplies the gluteal muscles.
** '''Iliolumbar Artery''' - the first branch of the caudal gluteal, it supplies the psoas minor, iliopsoas, sartorius, tensor fascia lata and the middle gluteal muscles.
** '''Cranial Gluteal Artery''' - arises from the caudal gluteal, it passes over the greater ischiatic notch and supplies the gluteal muscles.
** Lateral Caudal Artery - provides blood to the tail
* Dorsal Perineal Artery - supplies the perineum.
=='''External Iliac Artery'''==