Blood Vessels of the Pelvic Limb: Arises subcutaneously over the tendon of the longitudinal extensor muscle, from a small trunk formed by the anastomosis of the cranial branch of the saphenous and the superficial branch of the cranial tibial arteries.

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Arises subcutaneously over the tendon of the longitudinal extensor muscle, from a small trunk formed by the anastomosis of the cranial branch of the saphenous and the superficial branch of the cranial tibial arteries.

Quennie Jamie Lacaste · Accepted Answer

Dorsal common digital arteries II, III and IV

Blood Vessels of the Pelvic Limb

Arises subcutaneously over the tendon of the longitudinal extensor muscle, from a small trunk formed by the anastomosis of the cranial branch of the saphenous and the superficial branch of the cranial tibial arteries.

Dorsal common digital arteries II, III and IV

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