Upper Limb Blood Supply
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Upper-limb arteries are mapped as one continuous route from subclavian to axillary, brachial, radial, ulnar, and the palmar arches, with side branches and important collateral connections around the scapula and elbow. Tap the vessel names or switch tabs to see branches, anastomoses, pulse points, and a quick quiz.
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