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This is an in-depth guide to the blood supply of the upper limb, lower limb, pelvis, perineum and abdomen. Arteries covered: Subclavian Axillary Brachial Radial Ulnar Hand Abdominal aorta Celiac trunk SMA IMA Common iliac External/internal iliac Internal pudendal; Femoral Popliteal Leg, ankle and foot I cover all important anastomoses too.

In-depth summary of the branches of all the arteries to the pelvis, perineum and lower limb, includes important clinically relevant anastomoses like the trochanteric, cruciate, geniculate and ankle anastomoses.

Complete summary and stem diagrams pf all the branches supplying the abdomen, the levels of their branches, area of supply and key anastomoses and watershed areas

In depth summary of the arterial supply of the upper limb, including the subclavian artery (and branches), axillary artery (and branches), brachial artery (and branches), radial an ulnar arteries (branches) and arterial supply of the hand. Included are clinically important scapular and elbow anastomoses and the anastomoses in the hand