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Femoral artery
🏵️ The femoral artery is the primary blood supply to the lower limb.
🏵️ It continues from the external iliac artery and travels down the thigh, supplying oxygenated blood to muscles and tissues.
🏵️ This artery is critical for perfusion of the leg, especially during exercise and movement.
🏵️ The brachiocephalic artery supplies the right arm and head, the splenic artery supplies the spleen, and the common hepatic artery supplies the liver.
🏵️ Thus, only the femoral artery is the main blood vessel for the lower limb.
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