Hauptarterien der oberen Extremität

This tutorial provides a comprehensive overview of the arteries in the upper extremity, starting from the aortic arch. It covers the subclavian, axillary, brachial, radial, and ulnar arteries, detailing their courses, branches, and the complex network of anastomoses, particularly around the elbow and scapular regions. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding these arterial pathways for medical applications.

What is the function of the anatomical tabatiere?

What branches arise from the ulnar artery?

Identify the arteries involved in the anastomosis of the hand.

What is the role of the truncus thyrocervicalis?