Assertion: aortic arch's branch | /r/HasProperty | left subclavian artery
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text: The third branch is the left subclavian artery.
text: The third branch is the left subclavian artery, which proceeds superiorly for a short distance before making a sharp turn leftward to continue directly toward the left arm.
text: This leads to the presence of a left-sided aortic arch with the following arising vessels: the right common carotid artery as the first branch, the left common carotid artery as the second branch, the left subclavian artery as the third branch, and an aberrant right subclavian artery (ARSA) as the last branch (Fig. 29.1B).
text: In this the first branch to arise is right common carotid, followed by right subclavian artery, left common carotid, and the last branch is the left subclavian artery that takes a retroesophageal course to reach on the left side (47).