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Fig. 2E —Cadaver of man who died with signs of peripheral arterial
occlusion. Angiogram of popliteal space shows occluded vessel to be posterior
tibial artery (single arrow). Second great artery divides short
distance from its origin into two main branches (double arrow)
proximal to further anastomosis into many smaller branches.
