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ILLUSTRATION NUMBER: 17-61MEV-L6

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DESCRIPTION: The main blood supply of the hip. Most of the supply of blood comes from the medial and the lateral femoral circumflex arteries. Some of the supply comes from the obturator artery that gives a small branch to the head (rounded joint surface) of the femur. If this is disrupted, some cell death occurs.

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