ILIAC

external. | ILIAC, internal. ral rch). neh)., Internal iliac, anterior branch. Inferior mesenteric. Celiac axis. Gastric. Hepatic. See Brachial, Acromiothoracic, Central artery of retina. See /nfrahyoid and Supra hyoid, Anterior branch of internal iliac. Superior mesenteric. See Circumftex iliac, deep. Abdominal aorta. Common iliac, Common iliac, Internal iliac. ani. Middle portion of rectum. Upper part of rectum. Pylorus, part of stomach, pancreas, part of duodenum, liver. Left lobe of liver. Right lobe of liver. Pectoral is major, deltoid, and integuments. Crystalline lens. Vesical branches: seen only in fetus. Cecum and adjacent bowel. Peritoneum, psoas, ureter, | and external and internal | iliac arteries. Abdominal muscles, itals, lower limb. Pelvic viscera, generative organs, inner side of thigh. Bladder, pelvic and genital organs, hip-joint, thigh. gen- iscles of abdomen, hip, sarum, and gluteal region. uscles and bones of pelvis. Incisor teeth. Infra hyoid bursa and thyrohyoid muscle. Pyloric or sub pyloric, pancreatic, gastroduodenal, right and left terminal. Cystic. Anastomosing with circumflex. Peritoneal, ureteric, external and internal iliac. Epigastric, circumflex iliac, muscular, femoral. Anterior and __ posterior trunk. Superior, middle, and inferior vesical, middle hemorrhoidal, uterine, vaginal, obturator, internal pudic, sciatic. lliolumbar, lateral sacral, and gluteal. Iliac and lumbar. A TABLE OF THE ARTERIES.— Continued. 104