AG Demonstrating the feeding artery J Jugulare tumors involve higher external carotid branch vessels, the ascending pharyngeal, tympanic and occipital arteries dominate the arterial blood supply Arteriovenous fistulae may be present Rarely, the internal carotid and vertebral arteries may contribute feeders to the neoplasms a Typically, these tumors are evaluated, with attention paid to all potential feeding arteriesAG ◼ Demonstrating the feeding artery ◼ Jugulare tumors involve higher external carotid branch vessels; the ascending pharyngeal, tympanic, and occipital arteries dominate the arterial blood supply. ◼ Arteriovenous fistulae may be present. ◼ Rarely, the internal carotid and vertebral arteries may contribute feeders to the neoplasms. ◼ Typically, these tumors are evaluated, with attention paid to all potential feeding arteries