The profunda femoris artery

A Can be distinguished from the femoral artery in an arteriogram because of its many branches
B Supplies the thigh muscles
C Anastomoses with the inferior gluteal artery
D Has branches that supply the ankle region
E Is a branch of the first perforating artery

Correct Answer: Can be distinguished from the femoral artery in an arteriogram because of its many branches, Supplies the thigh muscles

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