<prompt> The branches of anterior division of internal iliac aery include all exceptlnternal pudendalSuperior glutealUterineObturator  <response>: Internal iliac aery arises at the bifurcation of the common iliac, aery, Opposite the lumbosacral joint L5S1 interveebral disc Division Branch Posterior Iliac aery Superior gluteal aery Iliolumbar aery Lateral sacral aeries Anterior Iliac Aery- about 8 branches Obturator aery occasionally from inferior epigastric aery Inferior gluteal aery Umbilical aery, which later persist as superior vesical aery remaining aery becomes medial umbilical ligament. Uterine aery females or deferential aery males Vaginal aery females, can also arise from uterine aery or inferior vesical aery males Middle rectal aery Internal pudendal aery Aery of the perineum Accessory obturator aery: The obturator aery sometimes arises from the main stem or from the posterior trunk of the internal iliac, or it may spring from the superior gluteal aery; occasionally it arises from the external iliac 