Bounded above by the diaphragm and extending below into the pelvis, the abdominal cavity contains most of the organs of the digestive system and parts of the genitourinary system. Abdominal blood vessels supply blood to various organs and tissue layers. Accordingly, the abdominal vascular anatomy is one of the most complex vascular systems in the body. An understanding of abdominal vascular anatomy is important for understanding clinical and surgical pathology.

Visceral aneurysms usually occur in the abdominal aorta, weakening the artery wall. If not detected, treated promptly, and treated promptly, visceral aneurysms can seriously affect the patient's health, even death.

Digital subtraction angiography of the pelvis is a technique that allows the detection of pelvic trauma or pelvic tumors. This is a modern imaging diagnostic method performed at many medical facilities and hospitals.

Abdominal aortaography allows clear visualization of the structure of the abdominal aorta, indicated in cases of abdominal trauma, suspected abdominal artery stenosis, ...