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of trunk as ASP1, ASP2, ASP5, BSP1, and Acknowledgments

BSP3 were massaged. Particularly at ASP5, This study was funded by a grant from
the importance structure relating to this point Office of Thai Traditional Medical Knowledge

in this work was bifurcation of AbA that Fund in 2017.
branched into the internal iliac arteries to
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