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192 etailed anatomical description of the pelvic arterial system is crucial to prevent the intraoperative bleeding and postoperative morbidity of prostate surgery.1,2 In recent years, prostatic artery embolization (PAE) has an increasing importance in treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) due to the popularity of minimally invasive procedures as a treatment modality of prostate diseases.3 Prostatic artery embolization is becoming an effective treatment modality in the management of lower urinary tract symptoms (nocturia, intermittency, urgency, incomplete bladder emptying) in patients with BPH who refuse surgery or have contraindications for surgery.4 Short, intermediate and long-term outcomes of PAE suggest that it promises a safe and an effective alternative to traditional surgery. Correct identification of anatomical pattern of the prostate artery is essential.4,5 Because of the close relationship of the arterial supply of rectum, prostate and bladder; the risk of non-target embolization should be kept in mind to prevent complications.4 In the literature, prostatic artery arises from; internal pudendal, inferior vesical or obturator, umbilical, inferior gluteal or internal iliac arteries.6-12 In some cases, the prostatic artery arises from a common trunk such as anterior gluteal-pudendal or prostate-vesical trunk.7 Considerable anastomoses were found between the prostatic branches and surrounding arteries such as the internal pudendal artery, conProstatic Artery Originating from Inferior Mesenteric Artery: A Very Rare Variation Observed in Computed Tomography Angiography