arteria iliolumbalis
- noun
- /ɑːrˈtɪəriə ˌɪliəˈlʌmbəlɪs/
- Specialized
- The arteria iliolumbalis branches from the internal iliac artery to deliver blood to the pelvic muscles.
Examples
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The arteria iliolumbalis supplies blood to the pelvic region.
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Damage to the arteria iliolumbalis during surgery can lead to complications involving the pelvic muscles.
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In some cases, the arteria iliolumbalis may give rise to additional branches supplying nearby tissues.
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The arteria iliolumbalis is essential for providing blood flow to certain pelvic structures.
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The arteriae iliolumbales are important for anatomy studies.
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Surgical procedures must carefully consider the arteria iliolumbalis to avoid damaging the blood supply to the pelvis.
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Understanding the role of the arteria iliolumbalis is crucial for medical students studying pelvic anatomy.
Synonyms
A blood vessel that carries blood to muscles and bones of the hips
Surface Forms
Morphology
arteria + iliolumbalis
Although the dictionary entries are missing, this is a compositional Latin anatomical term: 'arteria' = artery and 'iliolumbalis' = ilio- (iliac) + lumbalis (lumbar). The overall meaning (an artery serving the iliac/lumbar pelvic region) follows directly from combining those parts, so a learner who knows the constituents would be able to derive the MWE meaning.
Etymology
Arteria iliolumbalis is a Latin name made of parts: arteria means 'artery', a blood vessel, ilio points to the ilium or pelvis, and lumbalis means 'lower back'. So the name shows an artery near the pelvis and lower back that 'carries blood to' pelvic muscles and bones.