Anterior cerebral artery

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In anatomy, the anterior cerebral artery supplies oxygen to most medial portions of frontal lobes and superior medial parietal lobes. It arises from the internal carotid artery and is part of the Circle of Willis.


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Major blood vessels

Arteries: anterior cerebral | anterior tibial | aorta | artery of Adamkiewicz | axillary | basilar | brachial | brachiocephalic | bronchial | carotid | celiac artery | circle of Willis | common iliac | common hepatic | dorsalis pedis | external iliac | facial | femoral | gastroduodenal | gastroepiploic | iliac | inferior mesenteric | internal thoracic | lateral thoracic | left gastric | marginal | maxillary | middle cerebral | middle meningeal | ophthalmic | peroneal | popliteal | posterior tibial | profunda femoris | pulmonary | radial | renal | splenic | subclavian | superior mesenteric | ulnar | umbilical | vertebral
Veins: anterior tibial | axillary | azygos | basilic | brachial | brachiocephalic | cephalic | common iliac | ductus venosus | external iliac | femoral | great saphenous | hepatic | iliac | inferior mesenteric | inferior vena cava | jugular | median cubital | peroneal | popliteal | portal | posterior tibial | profunda femoris | pulmonary | radial | small saphenous | splenic | subclavian | superior mesenteric | superior vena cava | ulnar | vein of Galen | venae cavae



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