Right recurrent interosseous artery (Arteria interossea recurrens)
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Anatomy
Arises from the posterior or common interosseous artery, ascending posterior to the proximal radioulnar joint between the lateral epicondyle and olecranon to join the cubital anastomosis.
Clinical notes
Supplies the proximal radioulnar joint and annular ligament; forms a key link in the cubital collateral circulation around the elbow.
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FAQ
What is the role of the Right recurrent interosseous artery?
Arises from the posterior or common interosseous artery, ascending posterior to the proximal radioulnar joint between the lateral epicondyle and olecranon to join the cubital anastomosis.
Why is the Right recurrent interosseous artery clinically important?
Supplies the proximal radioulnar joint and annular ligament; forms a key link in the cubital collateral circulation around the elbow.
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