72. A 42-year-old man undergoes angioplasty to open an atherosclerotic blockage at the origin of the circumflex artery A balloon catheter is introduced in the femoral artery at thefemoral triangle. Which of the following is the most likely sequence of structures traversed by the catheter during this procedure?O A) Common iliac artery-aorta right coronary arteryO B) Common iliac artery-pulmonary trunk left coronary arteryC) External iliac artery-aorta-left coronary arteryOD) External iliac artery-pulmonary trunk-left coronary arteryE) Internal iliac artery aorta left coronary arteryOF) Internal iliac artery aorta right coronary artery

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