Question 126 · LEK · Anatomy
The left uterine artery is a direct branch of:
- A. aorta.
- B. left common iliac artery.
- C. left external iliac artery.
- D. left internal iliac artery.
- E. left ovarian artery.
Hint
The uterine artery belongs to the anterior division of the vessel that supplies the pelvic viscera.
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