MetaGlossary.com: Iliac Arteries

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The vessels that supply most of the blood to the lower limbs and pelvic area. The artery and vein of the transplanted kidney are connected to the iliac artery and vein.

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A pair of large arteries branching off the aorta in the region of the lower abdomen which supply blood to the pelvis and legs.

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the two large blood vessels that connect the lower end of the aorta to the femoral arteries in each leg.

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The two arteries that branch off from the end of the aorta, providing the legs with their arterial blood supply.

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The two main arteries coming from the aorta, going into the legs. See larger view

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The vessels that supply most of the blood to the lower limbs and pelvic area. The hepatic artery of a transplanted kidney is connected to the iliac arteries.

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