com·mon in·ter·os·se·ous ar·ter·y

[TA]

origin, proximal part of ulnar artery; branches, anterior and posterior interosseous.

Synonym(s): arteria interossea communis [TA]

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com·mon in·ter·os·se·ous ar·te·ry

(kom'ŏn in'tĕr-os'ē-ŭs ahr'tĕr-ē) [TA]

Origin, ulnar; branches, anterior and posterior interosseous.
Synonym(s): arteria interossea communis.

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posterior interosseous artery

References in periodicals archive

A bifurcating ulnar artery yields a trunk, the common interosseous artery and the main ulnar artery which gave off the persistent median artery between the artery and caudal angle of the common interosseous artery.

Coupled Multiple Musculo-Neurovascular Variations in Same Upper Limb. A Case Report and Clinical Significances/Multiples Variaciones Musculo-Neurovasculares Conectados en el Mismo Miembro Superior. Reporte de un Caso y Significados Clinicos

In the present case the brachial artery has divided into radial artery and common interosseous artery (instead of ulnar artery) in the cubital fossa at the level of neck of radius (Photograph 2).

High origin of superficial ulnar artery and its clinical implications: a case report

He also recorded the bifurcation of brachial artery I into radial and ulnar arteries in cubital fossa, and further continuation of brachial artery II as common interosseous artery.

Unilateral double axillary and double brachial arteries. Embryological basis and clinical implications / Arterias axilar y braquial dobles unilaterales. Bases Embriologicas e implicaciones clinicas

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