Digitalisarterne
Digitalisarterne, also known as the digital arteries, are a set of blood vessels responsible for supplying oxygenated blood to the fingers and thumb. These arteries originate from the palmar arches in the hand, primarily arising from the superficial and deep palmar arteries. The digital arteries extend distally along the fingers, branching into smaller vessels that provide essential nutrients and oxygen to the tissues of the fingertips.
The digital arteries are classified into two types: proper and common digital arteries. Proper digital arteries
These arteries play a crucial role in hand vascularity, particularly in activities involving fine motor skills
The anatomy of Digitalisarterne has been extensively studied in both clinical and anatomical research to improve