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Superior Segmental Artery of Left Lung
Cardiovascular System

Superior Segmental Artery of Left Lung

Arteria segmentalis superior pulmonis sinistri

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Quick Facts

Origin: Inferior lobar artery of left lung.

Course: Accompanies the superior segmental bronchus (B6) of left lung.

Branches: None.

Supplied Structures: Superior bronchopulmonary segment of left lung.

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List of Clinical Correlates

- Pulmonary embolism

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