Anatomy - Aortofemoral bifurcation bypass (bifurcated graft) for peripheral arterial occlusive disease stage IIb–III

• Travels craniad along the underside of the diaphragm towards the diaphragmatic domes
• Network-like division into several terminal branches

A. suprarenalis superior: Suprarenal gland

Terminal branches: Underside of the diaphragm

• Travels laterally to the suprarenal glands

Terminal branches:Suprarenal glands

• Arises at approximately the level of L1–2
• Right renal artery: Travels posterior to the inferior vena cava and pancreatic head to the right kidney
• Left renal artery: Travels posterior to the body of the pancreas to the left kidney

Inferior suprarenal artery: Suprarenal gland

• Arises from the anterior wall of the aorta inferior to the renal arteries / L2
• Travels across the psoas muscle, ureter, and external iliac arteries to the suspensory ligament of ovary or the deep inguinal ring of the inguinal canal and the testis

Ovarian arteries: Ovaries, parts of the uterine tubes,

Testicular arteries: Testes, epididymides

• Travel laterally posterior to the psoas muscle across L1–4
• Anastomose with the arteries of the anterior abdominal wall (superior and inferior epigastric arteries; iliolumbar artery; deep circumflex iliac artery)

Spinal rami: Spinal canal

Terminal branches: Abdominal wall, back muscles