Abnormal Obturator Artery with Ipsilateral Inferior Epigastric Artery Passed Behind the Femoral Vein

Clear awareness of the vascular variations is critical in surgeries, which may cause massive hemorrhage during surgical procedures. During educational dissection a male cadaver, we encountered combined variation left obturator artery and ipsilateral aberrant inferior epigastric artery. The originated from external iliac artery, then coursed inward, adherent to superior pubic ramus. femoral behind vein. These anatomical shown one person were extremely rare. This particularly true with regard these while performing pelvic inguinal region surgeries.