The Superior Vesical Artery is a blood vessel that primarily supplies blood to the upper part of the bladder. It branches off from the Internal Iliac Artery, which is a major artery in the pelvis. This artery plays a crucial role in ensuring that the bladder receives adequate oxygen and nutrients for its function. In addition to the bladder, the Superior Vesical Artery may also provide blood to nearby structures, such as the ureter and the ductus deferens in males. Understanding the anatomy and function of this artery is important in medical fields, particularly in urology and pelvic surgery.