Adrenal arteries
Last revised by Leon Chau on 20 Mar 2022
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V, Chau L, Ford J, et al. Adrenal arteries. Reference article, Radiopaedia.org (Accessed on 24 Apr 2024) https://radiopaedia.org/articles/12489?iframe=true
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30 Nov 2010,
Vijay
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Leon Chau ◈
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- Suprarenal arteries
The adrenal glands are highly vascular. Threefold arterial supply includes the:
- superior adrenal arteries: typically 6-8 in number, arising from the ipsilateral inferior phrenic artery
- middle adrenal artery: one or more, arising from lateral side of abdominal aorta
- inferior adrenal artery: one or more, arising from the ipsilateral renal artery
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- 1. DSc SSP. Gray's anatomy. Elsevier. ISBN:0702052302. Read it at Google Books - Find it at Amazon
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