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. 2020 Jul 30;10(8):546. doi: 10.3390/diagnostics10080546

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Facilitated display highlighting the right internal iliac artery branches with the right aberrant obturator artery for Case 5. RAOA = Right Aberrant Obturator Artery; RAOAB = Right Accessory Obturator Artery Branch; RCIA = Right Common Iliac Artery; RCIV = Right Common Iliac Vein; RDIEA = Right Deep Inferior Epigastric Artery; RDIEV = Right Deep Inferior Epigastric Vein; REIA = Right External Iliac Artery; REIV = Right External Iliac Vein; RIGA = Right Inferior Gluteal Artery; RIIA = Right Internal Iliac Artery; RILA = Right Iliolumbar Artery; RILSA = Right Inferior Lateral Sacral Artery; RIPA = Right Internal Pudendal Artery; RMRA = Right Middle Rectal Artery; ROA = Right Obturator Artery; RON = Right Obturator Nerve; RSGA = Right Superior Gluteal Artery; RSLSA = Right Superior Lateral Sacral Artery; RSVA = Right Superior Vesical Artery; RUA = Right Umbilical Artery; RUTA = Right Uterine Artery; RVA = Right Vaginal Artery.