Appendicular artery
The appendicular artery is an artery that supplies the vermiform appendix to ( vermiform appendix ) with blood.
Origin and Evolution
The appendicular artery arises from the level of the ileocecal valve, either directly or from a branch ( ramus artery caecalis ilealis or posterior) of the ileocolic artery and ascends behind the terminal ileum from and flows into the mesentery ( mesoappendix ), a private mesentery of Wumfortsatzes. From the appendicular artery, several side branches branch off that supply the wall of the appendix with blood.
Swell
- J. Fanghänel (ed.): Waldeyer human anatomy. de Gruyter 2003, 17th edition, p 999 ISBN 3-11-016561-9
- Hermann Voss, Robert Mr. Linger: Paperback anatomy, Volume II: intestines, the circulatory system. Gustav Fischer Verlag, Stuttgart, 1988, 17th edition, p 406 ISBN 3-437-00502-2
- Artery of the abdominal cavity