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| The digestive organs and spleen are drained by this group of veins that then carry blood to the liver |
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| Vein draining the stomach near its lesser curvature |
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| Vein draining the stomach along its greater curvature |
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| Lienic and left gastric unite to form this |
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| What is formed as the result of joining the lienogastric and cranial mesenteric veins; it also drains the duodenum, pyloris, and pancreas; as it enters the liver it joins branches of the umbilical vein |
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| Position created by lying against the back muscles deep to the parietal peritoneum; the term applies to the aorta; caudal vena cava, and kidneys |
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| Light colored band of tissure adjacent to the cranial end of the kidney; it secretes hormones that help the body adjust for stress |
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| Arteries that supply the diaphragm |
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| Artery that supplies the stomach near its lesser curvature |
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| Left Gastroepiploic Artery |
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| Artery that supplies the stomach along its greater curvature |
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| Arteries that arises from the hepatic portal artery to supply the duodenum, pyloris and pancreas |
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| Arteries that supply most parts of the small intestine and part of the large intestine |
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| Vessels that receive blood from the liver |
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| Veins that drain the diaphragm and enter the vena cava and then proceed into the thorax |
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