Cardiovascular System
Middle Temporal Branch of Middle Cerebral Artery
Arteria temporalis media
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The middle temporal branch of middle cerebral artery (aka middle temporal artery) arises from the inferior terminal branch of the middle cerebral artery. It travels laterally, through the lateral sulcus, and then inferiorly along the lateral surface of the middle part of the temporal lobe.
It provides an arterial supply to the lateral surface of the middle part of the temporal lobe.
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Middle Cerebral Artery
The middle cerebral arteries (MCA) pass laterally into the sylvian fissure, where they turn posteriorly to pass in the fissure superiorly towards the parietal region.
