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Superior medial genicular artery

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Description of Superior medial genicular artery

Superior medial genicular artery: [TA] origin, popliteal; distribution, knee joint; anastomoses, descending genicular, lateral superior genicular, i.e., the articular vascular network of the knee. SYN: arteria superior medialis genus [TA], medial superior genicular artery.
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