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... thoracic vertebra to enter the superior vena cava . Occasionally , a part of the lung with its own pleura , called the azygos lobe , may be found under this venous arch . The inferior hemiazygos vein passes across the eighth thoracic ...
... thoracic vertebra to enter the superior vena cava . Occasionally , a part of the lung with its own pleura , called the azygos lobe , may be found under this venous arch . The inferior hemiazygos vein passes across the eighth thoracic ...
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... thoracic duct is about 40 to 45 cm long , 3 to 5 mm broad at its begin- ning . It has a milky appearance because of ... thoracic duct , which enables free flow into the ve- nous channels . In addition , the valves in the thoracic duct ...
... thoracic duct is about 40 to 45 cm long , 3 to 5 mm broad at its begin- ning . It has a milky appearance because of ... thoracic duct , which enables free flow into the ve- nous channels . In addition , the valves in the thoracic duct ...
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... Thoracic duct , 155 , 157 , 158-160 , 171 Thoracic lymph duct , 314 , 316 posterior intercostal group and , 323 Thoracic nerve of Bell , 117 Thoracic outlet syndrome ( see Cervical rib syndrome ) upper limb vein varicosities and , 246 ...
... Thoracic duct , 155 , 157 , 158-160 , 171 Thoracic lymph duct , 314 , 316 posterior intercostal group and , 323 Thoracic nerve of Bell , 117 Thoracic outlet syndrome ( see Cervical rib syndrome ) upper limb vein varicosities and , 246 ...
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