All of the following are branches of celiac trunk EXCEPT
Inferior pancreatico-duodenal aery is a branch of the superior mesenteric (not celiac) aery.Celiac trunk is the aery of the foregut. It supplies all derivatives of the foregut that lie in the abdomen. Branches - 1. Left gastric aery - smallest of the three. It gives off-a. Two or three oesophageal branches at the cardiac end of the stomach. b. Numerous gastric branches along the lesser curvature of the stomach 2. Common hepatic aery - gives off-a. The gastroduodenal aery- the gastroduodenal aery runs downwards behind the first pa of duodenum and divides at its lower border into the right gastroepiploic aery and superior pancreaticoduodenal aeries. b. The right gastric aery c. The cystic aery 3. Splenic aery a. Pancreatic branches b. Sho gastric aeries c. Left gastroepiploic aeries
Right gastric aery
Inferior pancreaticoduodenal aery
Cystic aery
Left gastroepiploic aery
Stomach and aerial supply of abdomen