- Supplies Uterus
- Branch of the Internal Iliac Artery (NB: The anterior division)
- Passes medially across the Pelvic Floor in the base of the Broad Ligament
- Above the Ureter
- Reaches the side of the Supravaginal part of the Cervix
- Gives branch to the Cervix and Vagina
- Turns upwards between layers of the Broad Ligament
- Runs in tortuous manner alongside the Uterus as far as the Cornu
- Gives off branches which penetrate the Uterine walls and anastomose across midline with corresponding branches of the opposite Uterine Artery
- At junction of Uterus and Uterine Tubes, artery turns laterally
- Ends with anastomosing with the Tubal branch of the Ovarian Artery
Crosses pelvis in base of Broad Ligament
- Passes above the Ureter
- At Cervix, turns upwards
- Runs alongside Uterus in Broad Ligament
- At entrance of Uterine Tube, turns laterally
- Supplies: Uterine Tube, Anastomose with Tubal Branch of Ovarian Artery
