Abstract:Background: The Profunda femoris artery (PFA) is a branch of Femoral artery given off in the femoral triangle of the lower limb. It is of clinical importance as it provides to be main feeder artery for the anastomosis in the back of thigh through the perforator branches. It is useful for many invasive and noninvasive procedures like Doppler, ultrasonography, arteriography etc. The main objective of the study was to study the origin of the PFA, distance of origin from the bony landmarks, its branches and its ex… Show more
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