The left gastric artery is the celiac trunk’s narrowest branch. It runs up to the left and to the rear of the posterior peritoneum’s ascending layer and then goes towards the lesser curvature of the stomach’s superior end. The artery delivers branches to the esophagus that anastomose with the aortic esophageal branches.
It also sends a hepatic branch that flows up and to the right amid the lesser Continue Scrolling To Read More Below...
