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Uterine fibroids are supplied by uterine arteries. Origin of uterine arteries is variable,[2] classified into Type I 45% (the uterine artery as first branch of the inferior gluteal artery), Type II 6% (the uterine artery as second or third branch of the inferior gluteal artery), Type III 43% (the uterine, the inferior gluteal, and the superior gluteal arteries arising as a trifurcation), and Type IV 6% (the uterine artery as first branch of the hypogastric artery). In <1%, the uterine artery may arise from the ovarian artery.

Uterine arterial embolization for treatment of uterine leiomyoma: Initial experience with 1-Year Follow-up