<prompt> All are branches of Internal Iliac aery exceptOvarian aerySuperior vesical aeryMiddle rectal aeryInferior vesical aery  <response>: The branches of these divisions supply the pelvic viscera, the perineum, the pelvic walls, and the buttocks.Branches of the Anterior Division:Umbilical aery: From the proximal patent pa of the umbilical aery arises the superior vesical aery, which supplies the upper poion of the bladder.Uterine aery: It ends by following the uterine tube laterally, where it anastomoses with the ovarian aery.Vaginal aery: This aery usually takes the place of the inferior vesical aery present in the male. It supplies the vagina and the base of the bladder.Obturator aery: This aery leaves the pelvis through the obturator canal.Inferior vesical aery: This aery supplies the base of the bladder and the prostate and seminal vesicles in the male; it also gives off the aery to the vas deferens.Branches of the Posterior DivisionIliolumbar aeryLateral sacral aeriesSuperior gluteal aery: This aery leaves the pelvis through the greater sciatic foramen above the piriformis muscle. It supplies the gluteal region.Ovarian aery arises from the abdominal aoa below the renal aery. 