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basilar artery

Identification
Official Latin term arteria basilaris
Official term basilar artery
Unit identifier TAH:U4027
Unit type single
Materiality material
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Partonomic links Level 2: cerebrospinal arterial system Short Extended
Level 3: basilar artery Short Extended
Taxonomic links Level 2: segment of organ Short Extended
Level 3: artery
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Taxonomic definition
Taxonomic definition The basilar artery is a systemic artery [arteria systemica ] which is formed by the confluence of the left vertebral artery [arteria vertebralis sinistra ] and the right vertebral artery [arteria vertebralis dextra ].
Documentation

The basilar artery.

The basilar artery is one of the three midline arteries of the brain arteries: they are the basilar artery, the arteria communicans anterior and the arteria spinalis anterior. It is origated at the confluence of the left vertebral artery and the right vertebral artery and terminates at the cerebral circle of Willis.

The basilar artery cannot be considered as a branch of the vertebral arteries, because a branch cannot belongs to two arteries. For this reason it is considered as a partonomic child of the vertebrobasilar system, itself a child of the arterial system of brain.

Partonomy
TAH:E10200
human body
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TAH:U4027 basilar artery
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Taxonomy
Date: 28.06.2023