The phrase "adjacent artery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or anatomical contexts to refer to an artery that is next to or adjoining another structure or artery.
Example: "The surgeon carefully examined the adjacent artery to ensure there was no damage during the procedure."
Alternatives: "neighboring artery" or "contiguous artery".
Adjacent artery segments were transplanted into 2 5 mice for each experiment, and data from individual experiments were pooled for analysis.
Objective: Venoarterial communication describes the phenomenon whereby molecular signals in a vein directly influence an adjacent artery.
Pressure is applied through the transducer until the adjacent artery is seen to start to compress.
It may also require more advanced skill to distinguish an adjacent artery and vein in the longitudinal plane.
SUBJECTS AND METHODS: The anteroposterior diameter of the vein and adjacent artery was measured at five predefined levels in 975 legs of patients referred for sonographic examination for suspected DVT.
Pseudoaneurysms result from autodigestion and weakening of the wall of the pseudocyst and an adjacent artery by activated proteolytic enzymes or severe inflammation.
This is possible because of remarkable anatomical arrangements in the lower limb, whereby closely adjacent arteries and veins form a system of heat exchange between opposing flows of blood.
b Further development leads to formation of right and left pulmonary arteries from the sixth aortic arches, primitive truncus arteriosus and adjacent arteries.
However, when in doubt about the intracardiac connections and the timing of the contrast attenuation of the different cardiac chambers, monitoring the arrival of contrast material in the cardiac chambers and manually starting the CT acquisition is often the safer way for sufficient contrast attenuation of the cardiac cavities and adjacent arteries and veins.
Essentially, the vasa vasorum of carotid arteries arise from terminal branches of adjacent arteries (e.g., ophthalmic)[38].
eSF and its adjacent arteries were also successfully identified in all 5 patients within the distance of 1.5 cm above SS perpendicular to OM line; the recipient artery was unidentified only in one patient with a severe moya-moya disease, however, alternative recipient artery was easily found along the course of SF and bypass was successfully performed.
