Artery Pancreatoduodenal Inferior

**Pancreatic artery.** The set of pancreatic arteries makes up the anterior group of pancreatic arteries (branches of the splenic, gastroduodenal and celiac arteries). The three trunks listed above form the front trunk line. The arteries of the gland are divided into three groups: pancreatic, bleeding and gastroduodenogenic vessels. **Gastrointestinal artery

The inferior pancreatoduodenal artery (a. pancreatoduodenalis inferior, pda, bda) is one of the branches of the celiac trunk a. coeliaca, descending between the liver and stomach. The inferior artery runs parallel to the bile duct and pancreas, and then descends into the pelvis, where it connects with the common iliac artery. Main branches