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Arteries in true pelvis
1. Arteries of pelvis
• Mainly by
• Branches of Internal iliac artery
• Other contributions
• Ovarian artery
• Superior rectal artery
• Median sacral artery
2. Iliac arteries
• Common iliac artery divides
• In front of the sacroiliac joint
• Into External and internal iliac
arteries
3. Internal iliac artery
(Also known as hypogastric artery)
• Origin
• Arises from
• Common iliac artery
• At sacroiliac joint
• 5th lumbar vertebra & sacrum
• Course
• Passes down & back into pelvis
• Reaches
• Upper margin of greater sciatic
foramen
• Divides into
• Anterior and posterior divisions
5. Internal iliac artery - relations
• Medially
• On right
• Terminal part of ileum
• On left
• Sigmoid mesocolon
• Laterally
• Psoas major
• External iliac vein
• Obturator nerve
6. Internal iliac artery - divisions
• Posterior division supplies
• Posterior abdominal wall
• Posterior pelvic wall
• Gluteal region
• Anterior division supplies
• Pelvic viscera (Except Ovary)
• Perineum
• Gluteal region
• Adductor (medial) region of the thigh
7. Branches of Posterior division
• Iliolumbar artery
• Lateral sacral artery
• Superior gluteal artery
8. Iliolumbar artery
• Ascends behind
• External iliac vessels, psoas and
iliacus
• Divides into
• Lumbar
• Supplies the muscles of posterior
abdominal wall
• Psoas and quadratus lumborum
• Spinal branch
• cauda equine
• Iliac branch
• Passes through
• Intervertebral foramen in between LV
and SV
• Supplies
• Iliacus muscle & bone
9. Lateral sacral arteries
• Descend in front of sacral plexus
• Give branches
• Pass into the anterior sacral foramina
• Supply
• Structures in vertebral canal
• Sacral meninges
• Piriformis muscle, Erector spinae muscle
• Cutaneous area over sacrum
10. Superior gluteal
• Leaves the pelvis
• Through
• Greater sciatic foramen
• Above
• Piriformis
• Supplies
• Gluteal region
12. Umbilical artery
• Passes on
• Lateral wall of pelvis
• On levator ani muscle
• Proximal part
• Is patent & gives
• Superior vesical artery
• One or many branches
• To supply
• Upper part of the urinary bladder
• Lower end of ureter
• Distal part is obliterated
• Medial umbilical ligament
• Distal fibrous part of the artery
13. Obturator artery
• Traversing forward on lateral pelvic
wall
• 2-3 cm below pelvic brim
• Passes through
• Obturator canal
14. Obturator artery – on
medial side of thigh
• After passes through
• Obturator canal
• Exits on
• Medial side of thigh
• Divides into
• Anterior & posterior branches
• Supplies
• Medial compartment of thigh muscles
• Obturator extenus
15. Obturator artery - branches
• Pubic branch
• Passes to
• Pubic region
• Anastomoses with
• Pubic branch of inferior epigastric (External
iliac)
• Acetabular branch
• Passes through
• Acetabular notch and enters the hip-joint
beneath the transverse ligament
• In company with an articular branch from
the obturator artery
• Within joint cavity
• Passes along the round ligament to the head of
the femur
16. Uterine artery
• Runs on the pelvic floor
• Passes along
• Between the layers of the broad ligament
• Crosses
• Ureter superiorly
• Towards lateral fornix of vagina
• Then ascends superiorly along
• Lateral margin of the uterus
• Anastomoses with
• Ovarian artery
• Supplies
• Uterus
• Part of vagina
• Part of ovary
17. Inferior vesical artery
• Present in male
• Supplies
• Base of the bladder
• Prostate
• Seminal vesicles
18. Vaginal artery
• Corresponds to inferior vesicle in male
• Supplies
• Base of the bladder, vagina & rectum
• Course
• Passes inferomedially
• After reaches the vagina
• Divides into many anterior & posterior
branches
• In midline they form anastomoses
• Known as anterior and posterior azygos
arteries of vagina
19. Internal Pudendal Artery
• Branch of Internal iliac artery
• Leaves pelvic cavity through
• Greater sciatic foramen
• Enters perineum through
• Lesser sciatic foramen
• Passes forward in
• Pudendal canal with pudendal nerve
20. • Inferior rectal artery
• Accompanying structures
• Inferior rectal nerve
• Perineal branch divides into
• Posterior scrotal artery
• Transverse perineal
• Artery to bulb
• Deep artery of penis
• Supplies erectile tissue
• Dorsal artery of penis
Internal pudendal artery - Branches
21. Inferior gluteal
• Largest branch
• Of anterior division
• Enters gluteal region
• Through greater sciatic foramen
• Below piriformis
24. Median sacral
• Dorsal branch of abdominal aorta
• Just above the aortic bifurcation
• Represents primitive dorsal aorta
• Lies on
• Lower 2 lumbar vertebrae
• Sacrum
• Coccyx
• Supplies
• Rectum (superopostrior part)
• Last 2 lumbar vertebrae
• Sacrum
• Coccyx
25. Ovarian / Testicular
• Paired arteries
• Origin
• Just below the origin of renal
arteries
• Course
• Descends downwards on
• Psoas, Ureter & genitofemoral
nerve
• Right side
• Lies behind
• 3rd part of duodenum
• Root of mesentery
• Terminal part of ileum
• Left side
• Lies behind
• Left colic vessels
• Inferior mesenteric vein
• Descending colon
Right gonadal vein drains into IVC
Left gonadal vein drains into left renal vein
Inferior mesenteric vein drains into
27. Superior rectal
• Continuation of
• Inferior mesenteric artery
• Crosses
• Left common iliac artery
• Descends in
• Medial limb of sigmoid mesocolon
• Supplies
• Mucous membrane of rectum & upper
half of anal canal
28. Internal Iliac Vein
• Majority of pelvic venous drainage
in pelvic region
• Lies lateral to internal iliac artery
• Formed near the greater sciatic
foramen
• Ascends anterior to sacroiliac joint
• Joins with external iliac vein to
form the common iliac vein
• Tributaries
• Correspond with the branches of the
internal iliac artery
• Except iliolumbar vein
• Which drains into common iliac
29. Other veins
• Median sacral vein
• Left common iliac vein
• Superior rectal vein
• Becomes inferior mesenteric vein
• After crossing common iliac artery
• Drains into splenic vein
• Ovarian vein
• Formed by
• Collection of pampiniform plexus around
ovarian artery
• Drains into
• Right side into IVC
• Left side into left renal vein