Blood Vessels of the Pelvic Limb: Terminates in the proximal metatarsus by forming an arcuate artery, which runs transversely to disappear in the ligamentous tissue of the lateral and plantar sides of the proximal end of the metatarsus

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Terminates in the proximal metatarsus by forming an arcuate artery, which runs transversely to disappear in the ligamentous tissue of the lateral and plantar sides of the proximal end of the metatarsus

Quennie Jamie Lacaste · Accepted Answer

Dorsal pedal artery

Blood Vessels of the Pelvic Limb

Terminates in the proximal metatarsus by forming an arcuate artery, which runs transversely to disappear in the ligamentous tissue of the lateral and plantar sides of the proximal end of the metatarsus

Dorsal pedal artery

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