The smaller superficial branches of the femoral arteries include the epigastric and iliac circumflex. The superficial epigastric artery goes up to the abdominal pelvic region, which includes the navel, and provides blood to superficial abdominal wall structures, such as the skin and fascia. The superficial iliac circumflex is connected to the iliac spine and provides blood to certain parts of the groin, including the external covering and lymph nodes.

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