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The bicipital arteries (Rami bicipitales) were classified according to the part of the muscle they supply, to the artery from which they originate and to their relative position to the median, musculocutaneous and ulnar nerves. The maximal density of bicipital arteries can be found in the middle of the upper arm and slightly distal to the greater tubercle.
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