A Rare Variation in Inferior Gluteal Artery (Case Report)
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Inferior gluteal artery is the greatest branch of interior trunk of internal iliac artery that supplies the gluteal region and posterior of thigh. This artery emerges from inferior border of piriformis and descends toward the thigh deep to the gluteus maximus muscle. Several variations have been reported about inferior gluteal artery. In this case, the artery has emerged from superior border of pirifomis muscle and entered the gluteal region.
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volume 3 issue None
pages 297- 299
publication date 2006-01
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