. Handbook of anatomy; being a complete compend of anatomy, including the anatomy of the viscera a chapter on dental anatomy, numerous tables, and incorporating the newer nomenclature adopted by the German anatomical Society, generally designated the Basle nomenclature or BNA . mon iliac is inrelation in front with the ureter, the peritoneum, the superior hemor-rhoidal artery and the sympathetic nerves; behind, with the left com-mon iliac vein, to its outer side the psoas muscle, and to its inner sidethe left common iliac vein. The common iliac arteries give off a few unimportantbranches to th
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. Handbook of anatomy; being a complete compend of anatomy, including the anatomy of the viscera a chapter on dental anatomy, numerous tables, and incorporating the newer nomenclature adopted by the German anatomical Society, generally designated the Basle nomenclature or BNA . mon iliac is inrelation in front with the ureter, the peritoneum, the superior hemor-rhoidal artery and the sympathetic nerves; behind, with the left com-mon iliac vein, to its outer side the psoas muscle, and to its inner sidethe left common iliac vein. The common iliac arteries give off a few unimportantbranches to the ureters, peritoneum, etc. the internal iliac or hypogastric artery(a. hypogastrica) is about an inch and a half in length, extending from the bifur-cation of the common iliac, about the sacrolumbar junction, tothe upper border of the great sacrosciatic foramen, where itdivides into the anterior and posterior trunks. The branches from the anterior trunk are:—Superior vesical (a. vesiculis superior), is the perviousremains of the fetal hypogastric artery. It supplies the apexand body of bladder, ureter and vas deferens; Middle vesical (a. vesiculis medialis), supplies the base ofthe bladder and part of vesiculae seminales; it may be given offfrom the superior vesical;. r jit. suprarenalcystic R. MID SUPRARENAL.INK. PAXCREATICO DUODE.XAIGASTRO-DUODEN U.R. INF. SUPRARENALSUP PAXCREATICO DUODENAL.R. GASTROEPIPLOICR. RENALMIDDLE COLICRIGHT COLICLUMBARSPERMATICABDOMINAL AORTAINF. MESENTERICMIDDLE SACRALR. COMMON ILIACSUP HEMORRHOIDALILIO LUMBARR INT ILIACR. EXT. ILIACPOST. TRUNK OF INT ILIACANT TRUNK OF INT. ILIAC.SUPERIOR VF-I. nOBLITERATED I) IOBTURATORINFERIOR VESICALMIDDLE VESICALMID BiCMOKRHOTDAJ INTERNAL II HISCIATIC MIDDLE VESICAL DEEP EriUASTRIC Fig. 84. The arteries of the trunk. THE HEART AND VASCULAR SYSTEM. 197 Inferior vesical (a. vesicalis inferior), supplies the prostategland, base of bladder and vesiculae seminales; Middle hemorrhoidal (a. hcemorrhoiddlis media), s