angular artery

E764639

The angular artery is a terminal branch of the facial artery that supplies blood to the lateral nose and medial angle of the eye.

All labels observed (2)

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (40)

Predicate Object
instanceOf artery ⓘ
terminal branch of facial artery ⓘ
anastomosesWith branches of ophthalmic artery ⓘ
dorsal nasal artery ⓘ
category arteries of head and neck ⓘ
branches of external carotid artery ⓘ
clinicalSignificance important landmark in facial reconstructive surgery ⓘ
involved in epistaxis from anterior nasal region ⓘ
risk of intravascular injection during cosmetic filler procedures near nose and tear trough ⓘ
course ascends along side of nose ⓘ
runs superiorly from the superior labial region toward medial canthus ⓘ
drainsInto facial venous system via accompanying veins ⓘ
hasBranchOf facial artery ⓘ
hasLatinName arteria angularis ⓘ
hasParentArtery external carotid artery (via facial artery) ⓘ
linked to: angular artery
hasSegment terminal segment of facial artery near medial canthus ⓘ
isPartOf facial artery ⓘ
locatedIn face ⓘ
medial orbital region ⓘ
nasal region ⓘ
neighboringStructure angular vein ⓘ
lacrimal sac ⓘ
medial palpebral ligament ⓘ
originatesFrom facial artery ⓘ
relatedTo external carotid artery ⓘ
internal carotid artery via anastomoses ⓘ
ophthalmic artery ⓘ
runsAlong side of nose close to nasojugal fold ⓘ
runsSuperficialTo levator labii superioris alaeque nasi muscle ⓘ
supplies lacrimal sac region ⓘ
lateral aspect of nose ⓘ
medial angle of eye ⓘ
medial canthus ⓘ
muscles of upper lip and nose region ⓘ
perinasal soft tissues ⓘ
side of nose ⓘ
skin of lateral nose ⓘ
subcutaneous tissues of medial infraorbital region ⓘ
upper lip region near nose ⓘ
terminatesAs small branches around medial canthus and upper nose ⓘ

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Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

middle cerebral artery → givesBranch → angular artery ⓘ
angular artery → hasParentArtery → external carotid artery (via facial artery) ⓘ
linked to: angular artery