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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Drosselvene
f
; Jugularvene
f
(Vena jugularis)
anat.
Drosselvenen
pl
; Jugularvenen
pl
äußere Drosselvene (Vena jugularis externa)
innere Drosselvene (Vena jugularis interna)
vordere Drosselvene (Vena jugularis anterior)
jugular vein
jugular veins
external jugular vein EJV
internal jugular vein IJV
anterior jugular vein AJV
Rosenvene
f
; Stammvene
f
anat.
Rosenvenen
pl
; Stammvenen
pl
große Rosenvene
f
(vena saphena magna, VSM )
kleine Rosenvene
f
saphenous vein; saphena
saphenous veins; saphenas
great saphenous vein GSV
small short saphenous vein
Blutrache
f
, Vendetta
f
, Fehde
f
an jdm. Blutrache üben
vendetta
to carry on a vendetta against sb.
Blutrache
f
; Vendetta
f
; Fehde
f
an jdm. Blutrache üben
vendetta
to carry on a vendetta against sb.
Ediacarium
n
; Vendium
n
frühere Bezeichnung
geol.
ediacarium; ediacaran period; vendian period
former name
Vene
f
anat.
Venen
pl
vein
veins
paravenös
adj
, neben einer Vene liegend
med.
paravenous
Vene
vein
paravenös
adj
; neben einer Vene liegend
med.
paravenous
perivenös; in der Umgebung einer Vene (liegend gelegen); eine Vene umgebende
adj
anat.
perivenous
Krampfader
f
; erweiterte (oberflächliche) Vene
f
; variköse Vene
f
; Varize
f
(Varix)
med.
Krampfadern
pl
; erweiterte Venen
pl
; variköse Venen
pl
; Varizen
pl
Besenreiservenen
pl
; Besenreiservarizen
pl
; Besenreiser
pl
Krampfadern in der Speiseröhre; Ösophagusvarizen
pl
varicose vein; varix
varicose veins; varices
spider veins; thread veins; starburst varices; spider-burst
oesophageal varices; oesophalgeal piles
Vene
f
; Blutader
f
anat.
Venen
pl
; Blutadern
pl
vein
veins
Venedig (Stadt in Italien)
Venice (city in Italy)
Der Kaufmann von Venedig
The merchant of Venice
Venedig
Venice
etw. mit etw. verbinden; an etw. anschließen; an etw. anbinden
übtr.
v
verbindend; anschließend; anbindend
verbunden; angeschlossen; angebunden
verbindet; schließt an; bindet an
verband; schloss an; band an
ein Dorf an das Verkehrsnetz anbinden
per Computer computermäßig verbunden sein
Sie verband die Papierschnipsel zu einer Kette.
Die Bergsteiger waren mit Seilen aneinandergebunden.
Der Schlauch muss an die Wasserzuleitung angeschlossen werden.
Das Faxgerät ist an den Computer angeschlossen.
Die Gäste können sich vom Hotelzimmer aus mit dem Internet verbinden.
Eine lange Brücke verbindet Venedig mit dem Festland.
Er ging mit ihr eingehakt.
to link sth. (to with sth.) (physically join)
linking
linked
links
links
to link a village to the transport network
to be linked by computer
She linked (up) the paper clips to form a chain.
The climbers were linked together by ropes.
The hose must be linked with to the water supply.
The fax machine is linked with to the computer.
Guests can link (up) to the Internet from their hotel rooms.
A long bridge links Venice and the mainland.
He walked with her linking arms.
Venedig (Stadt in Italien)
geogr.
Venice (city in Italy)
Shylock (Wucherer in Shakespeares "Der Kaufmann von Venedig")
lit.
Shylock (usurer in Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice")
'Der Kaufmann von Venedig' (von Shakespeare Werktitel)
lit.
'The merchant of Venice' (by Shakespeare work title)
'Tod in Venedig' (von Mann Werktitel)
lit.
'Death in Venice' (by Mann work title)
etw. mit etw. verbinden; an etw. anschließen; an etw. anbinden
übtr.
v
verbindend; anschließend; anbindend
verbunden; angeschlossen; angebunden
verbindet; schließt an; bindet an
verband; schloss an; band an
ein Dorf an das Verkehrsnetz anbinden
per Computer computermäßig verbunden sein
Sie verband die Papierschnipsel zu einer Kette.
Die Bergsteiger waren mit Seilen aneinandergebunden.
Der Schlauch muss an die Wasserzuleitung angeschlossen werden.
Das Faxgerät ist an den Computer angeschlossen.
Die Gäste können sich vom Hotelzimmer aus mit dem Internet verbinden.
Eine lange Brücke verbindet Venedig mit dem Festland.
Er ging mit ihr eingehakt.
to link sth. (to with sth.) (physically join)
linking
linked
links
links
to link a village to the transport network
to be linked by computer
She linked (up) the paper clips to form a chain.
The climbers were linked together by ropes.
The hose must be linked with to the water supply.
The fax machine is linked with to the computer.
Guests can link (up) to the Internet from their hotel rooms.
A long bridge links Venice and the mainland.
He walked with her, linking arms.
'Der Kaufmann von Venedig' (von Shakespeare Werktitel)
lit.
'The merchant of Venice' (by Shakespeare work title)
'Tod in Venedig' (von Mann Werktitel)
lit.
'Death in Venice' (by Mann work title)
Venenerweiterung
f
; Venektasie
f
; Phlebektasie
f
med.
dilatation of a vein of veins; venectasia; phlebectasia; phlebectasis
Adern, Venen
veins
(deutlich) hervortreten; hervorstechen; herausstechen
v
; sich abheben; sich abzeichnen
v
(von etw. gegen etw.)
An seinen Schläfen traten die Venen hervor.
Diese Homepage sticht aus der Masse hervor heraus.
Eine Hochzeit bleibt immer in besonderer Erinnerung.
Die Umrisse der Bäume zeichneten sich gegen den klaren Nachthimmel ab.
to stand out (from sth. against sth.)
The veins stood out on his temples.
This website stands out in the crowd.
A wedding will always stand out in people's memories.
The silhouettes of the trees stood out against the clear night sky.
intervenös; zwischen (zwei) Venen (liegend gelegen)
adj
anat.
intervenous
Arterienerweiterung
f
; arterielle Aussackung
f
; Pulsadergeschwulst
f
; Schlagadergeschwulst
f
; Aneurysma
n
med.
arteriovenöses Aneurysma mit zwei Venen; Park'sches Aneurysma
echte Arterienerweiterung
embolisch-mykotisches Aneurysma
falsches Aneurysma; Scheinaneurysma
n
hirsekorngroße Pulsadergeschwulst
kombiniertes Aneurysma
komplexe arterielle Aussackung
Lungenarterienaneurysma
n
sackförmige Arterienerweiterung
Sinus-Valsalva-Aneurysma
n
syphilitisches Aneurysma
traumatisches Aneurysma
zylindrisches Aneurysma
aneurysm; aneurism
Park's aneurysm
true aneurysm; circumscribed aneurysm
embolomycotic aneurysm
false aneurysm; spurious aneurysm; pseudoaneurysm; aneurysmal haematome
miliary aneurysm
mixed aneurysm
compound aneurysm
aneurysm of pulmonary artery
sac-like saccular sacculated aneurysm; ampullary aneurism
aneurysm of aortic sinus; aneurysm of sinus of Valsalva
syphilitic aneurysm; luetic aneurism
traumatic aneurysm; exogenous aneurism
tubular aneurysm; cylindroid aneurism
(deutlich) hervortreten; hervorstechen; herausstechen
v
; sich abheben; sich abzeichnen
v
(von etw. gegen etw.)
An seinen Schläfen traten die Venen hervor.
Diese Homepage sticht aus der Masse hervor heraus.
Eine Hochzeit bleibt immer in besonderer Erinnerung.
Die Umrisse der Bäume zeichneten sich gegen den klaren Nachthimmel ab.
to stand out (from sth. against sth.)
The veins stood out on his temples.
This website stands out in the crowd.
A wedding will always stand out in people's memories.
The silhouettes of the trees stood out against the clear night sky.
Phlebitis
f
, Venenentzündung
f
med.
phlebitis, vein inflammation
Venenentzuendung
phlebitis
Phlebitis
f
; Venenentzündung
f
med.
phlebitis; vein inflammation
intravenöse Infusion
f
; Veneninfusion
f
; Phleboklysis
f
med.
drip infusion; phleboclysis
Kollaps
m
med.
Kollapse
pl
Kollaps der Lunge; Lungenkollaps
Kollaps nach der Bergung
Belastungskollaps
m
Herzkreislaufkollaps
m
; kardiovaskulärer Kollaps
m
Kreislaufkollaps
m
Venenkollaps
m
massiver Kollaps
narkosebedingter anästhesiebedingter Kreislaufkollaps
reflektorischer Kollaps
einen Kollaps erleiden bekommen
ugs.
; kollabieren
collapse
collapses
collapse of the lungs; pulmonary collaps
circum-rescue collapse
collapse due to exertion
cardiovascular collapse
collapse of the circulation; circulatory collapse; vascular collaps
venous collapse
massive collapse
anaestesia-induced collapse
reflex collapse
to suffer a collapse; to collapse
Batson'scher Plexus
m
(Venensystem der Wirbelsäule)
anat.
Batson's plexus
Thrombose
f
; Blutpfropfbildung
f
med.
Thrombosen
pl
tiefe Venenthrombose TVT ; Phlebothrombose
tiefe Beinvenenthrombose
thrombosis; thrombose
thromboses
deep vein thrombosis; deep venous thrombosis DVT
deep vein thrombosis DVT of the leg
Thrombose
f
; Blutpfropfbildung
f
med.
Thrombosen
pl
tiefe Beinvenenthrombose
tiefe Venenthrombose TVT ; Phlebothrombose
1-Etagen-TVT; 1-Etagen-Phlebothrombose
2-Etagen-TVT; 2-Etagen-Phlebothrombose
3-Etagen-TVT; 3-Etagen-Phlebothrombose
4-Etagen-TVT; 4-Etagen-Phlebothrombose
thrombosis; thrombose
thromboses
deep vein thrombosis DVT of the leg
deep vein thrombosis; deep venous thrombosis DVT
isolated calf DVT; DVT of the calf veins
popliteal and calf DVT; DVT involving the calf and popliteal vessels
femoropopliteal and calf DVT; DVT involving calf, popliteal, and femoral vessels
iliofemoral, femoropopliteal and calf DVT; DVT involving calf, popliteal, femoral, and iliac vessels
Venusmuscheln
pl
(Veneridae) (zoologische Familie)
zool.
Venus clams (zoological family)
Frauenhaarfarne
pl
; Frauenhaare
pl
; Venushaare
pl
(Adiantum) (botanische Gattung)
bot.
(gewöhnlicher) Frauenhaarfarn
m
; Venushaarfarn
m
; Frauenhaar
n
; Venushaar
n
(Adiantum capillus-veneris)
bot.
ausläufertreibender Frauenhaarfarn
m
(Adiantum caudatum)
bot.
dreieckiger Frauenhaarfarn
m
(Adiantum raddianum)
bot.
Fächer-Frauenhaarfarn
m
(Adiantum tenerum)
bot.
immergrüner Frauenhaarfarn
m
(Adiantum venustum)
bot.
maidenhair ferns; maidenhairs (botanical genus)
(common) maidenhair fern; Venus-hair fern; maidenhair; Venus-hair
tailed trailing maidenhair fern; walking fern maidenhair
delta maidenhair fern; delta maidenhair
fan maidenhair fern; brittle maidenhair fern
evergreen maidenhair fern; Himalayan maidenhair fern
Schamhügel
m
; Venusberg
m
; Mons veneris
m
anat.
mount of Venus
venerisch
adj
, eine Geschlechtskrankheit betreffend
med.
venereal
venerisch
venereal
venerisch, venerische
venereal
venerisch
adj
; eine Geschlechtskrankheit betreffend
med.
venereal
venerischere
more venereal
venerischste
most venereal
Friaul-Julisch Venetien
n
geogr.
(Region in Italien)
Friuli-Venezia Giulia (Italian region)
Venetien
n
geogr.
(Region in Italien)
Veneto; Venetia (Italian region)
Venezianer
venetian
Venezianer
venetians
Venezianer
m
; Venezianerin
f
Venezianer
pl
; Venezianerinnen
pl
Venetian
Venetians
Venezianisch-Rot
n
Venetian red
venezianisch
adj
geogr.
Venetian
Spiegel
m
Spiegel
pl
Ankleidespiegel
m
Einwegspiegel
m
; venezianischer Spiegel
m
; halbdurchlässiger Spiegel
m
Garderobenspiegel
m
Kippspiegel
m
kippbarer Standspiegel
hist.
körpergroßer Spiegel
Standspiegel
m
Wandspiegel
m
in den Spiegel sehen schauen
sich im Spiegel ansehen betrachten
jdm. einen Spiegel vorhalten
übtr.
Spiegel mit schräg geschliffenen Kanten
mirror; looking glass (old-fashioned)
mirrors; looking glasses
dressing mirror
one-way mirror; one-way glass
hall mirror
adjustable mirror
cheval glass mirror; cheval glass
full-length mirror
stand mirror
wall-mounted mirror
to look in the mirror
to look at yourself in the mirror; to check your appearance in the mirror
to hold a mirror up to sb.
fig.
bevelled mirror
Terrazzoestrich
m
; venezianischer Estrich
m
constr.
Venetian wash
Barkarole
f
; Barcarole
f
(Musikstück im Stil venezianischer Gondellieder)
mus.
barcarolle; barcarole (musical piece in the style of Venetian gondolier songs)
Spiegel
m
Spiegel
pl
Ankleidespiegel
m
Einwegspiegel
m
; venezianischer Spiegel
m
; halbdurchlässiger Spiegel
m
Garderobenspiegel
m
Kippspiegel
m
kippbarer Standspiegel
hist.
körpergroßer Spiegel
Standspiegel
m
Wandspiegel
m
in den Spiegel sehen schauen
sich im Spiegel ansehen betrachten
jdm. einen Spiegel vorhalten
übtr.
Spiegel mit schräg geschliffenen Kanten
mirror; looking glass
dated
mirrors; looking glasses
dressing mirror
one-way mirror; one-way glass
hall mirror
adjustable mirror
cheval glass mirror; cheval glass
full-length mirror
stand mirror
wall-mounted mirror
to look in the mirror
to look at yourself in the mirror; to check your appearance in the mirror
to hold a mirror up to sb.
fig.
bevelled mirror
Barkarole
f
; Barcarole
f
(Venezianisches Gondellied)
mus.
barcarolle; barcarole (song of Venetian gondoliers)
Venezolaner
m
, Venezolanerin
f
geogr.
Venezuelan
Venezolaner
m
; Venezolanerin
f
soc.
Venezolaner
pl
; Venezolanerinnen
pl
Venezuelan
Venezuelans
venezolanisch
adj
geogr.
Venezuelan
Venezuela
geogr.
Venezuela (ve)
Caracas (Hauptstadt von Venezuela)
Caracas (capital of Venezuela)
Maracaibo (Stadt in Venezuela)
Maracaibo (city in Venezuela)
Valencia (Stadt in Venezuela)
Valencia (city in Venezuela)
Maracay (Stadt in Venezuela)
Maracay (city in Venezuela)
Barquisimeto (Stadt in Venezuela)
Barquisimeto (city in Venezuela)
Venezuela
n
VE (Kfz: YV )
geogr.
Venezuela
Caracas (Hauptstadt von Venezuela)
geogr.
Caracas (capital of Venezuela)
Maracaibo (Stadt in Venezuela)
geogr.
Maracaibo (city in Venezuela)
Deutsche
pr�ventiv Synonyme
Englische
jugular vein Synonyme
pr�ventiv Definition
Anterior
(
a.
)
Before
in
time
Anterior
(
a.
)
Before,
or
toward
the
front,
in
place
External
(
a.
)
Outward
External
(
a.
)
Outside
of
or
separate
from
ourselves
External
(
a.
)
Outwardly
perceptible
External
(
a.
)
Not
intrinsic
nor
essential
External
(
a.
)
Foreign
External
(
a.
)
Away
from
the
mesial
plane
of
the
body
External
(
n.
)
Something
external
or
without
Internal
(
a.
)
Inward
Internal
(
a.
)
Derived
from,
or
dependent
on,
the
thing
itself
Internal
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to
its
own
affairs
or
interests
Internal
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to
the
inner
being
or
the
heart
Internal
(
a.
)
Intrinsic
Internal
(
a.
)
Lying
toward
the
mesial
plane
Jugular
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
throat
or
neck
Jugular
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
jugular
vein
Jugular
(
a.
)
Having
the
ventral
fins
beneath
the
throat
Jugular
(
a.
)
One
of
the
large
veins
which
return
the
blood
from
the
head
to
the
heart
through
two
chief
trunks,
an
external
and
an
internal,
on
each
side
of
the
neck
Jugular
(
a.
)
Any
fish
which
has
the
ventral
fins
situated
forward
of
the
pectoral
fins,
or
beneath
the
throat
Rake-vein
(
n.
)
See
Rake,
a
mineral
vein.
Vein
(
n.
)
One
of
the
vessels
which
carry
blood,
either
venous
or
arterial,
to
the
heart.
See
Artery,
2.
Vein
(
n.
)
One
of
the
similar
branches
of
the
framework
of
a
leaf.
Vein
(
n.
)
One
of
the
ribs
or
nervures
of
the
wings
of
insects.
See
Venation.
Vein
(
n.
)
A
narrow
mass
of
rock
intersecting
other
rocks,
and
filling
inclined
or
vertical
fissures
not
corresponding
with
the
stratification
Vein
(
n.
)
A
fissure,
cleft,
or
cavity,
as
in
the
earth
or
other
substance.
Vein
(
n.
)
A
streak
or
wave
of
different
color,
appearing
in
wood,
and
in
marble
and
other
stones
Vein
(
n.
)
A
train
of
association,
thoughts,
emotions,
or
the
like
Vein
(
n.
)
Peculiar
temper
or
temperament
Vein
(
v.
t.)
To
form
or
mark
with
veins
jugular vein / jugular veins / external jugular vein EJV / internal jugular vein IJV / anterior jugular vein AJV Bedeutung
internal
control
an
accounting
procedure
or
system
designed
to
promote
efficiency
or
assure
the
implementation
of
a
policy
or
safeguard
assets
or
avoid
fraud
and
error
etc.
respiration
internal
respiration
cellular
respiration
the
metabolic
processes
whereby
certain
organisms
obtain
energy
from
organic
molecules,
processes
that
take
place
in
the
cells
and
tissues
during
which
energy
is
released
and
carbon
dioxide
is
produced
and
absorbed
by
the
blood
to
be
transported
to
the
lungs
breathing
external
respiration
respiration
ventilation
the
bodily
process
of
inhalation
and
exhalation,
the
process
of
taking
in
oxygen
from
inhaled
air
and
releasing
carbon
dioxide
by
exhalation
vein
nervure
one
of
the
horny
ribs
that
stiffen
and
support
the
wing
of
an
insect
external
gill
occurs
in
some
mollusks
and
in
tadpoles
and
other
immature
amphibians
auxiliary
storage
external
storage
secondary
storage
a
data
storage
device
that
is
not
the
main
memory
of
a
computer
external
drive
a
drive
with
its
own
power
supply
and
fan
mounted
outside
the
computer
system
enclosure
and
connected
to
the
computer
by
a
cable
internal
drive
a
drive
mounted
inside
of
a
computer
jugular
a
vital
part
that
is
vulnerable
to
attack,
he
always
goes
for
the
jugular
external
body
part
any
body
part
visible
externally
auditory
meatus
acoustic
meatus
ear
canal
auditory
canal
external
auditory
canal
either
of
the
passages
in
the
outer
ear
from
the
auricle
to
the
tympanic
membrane
external
organ
an
organ
that
is
situated
on
or
near
the
surface
of
the
body
internal
organ
viscus
a
main
organ
that
is
situated
inside
the
body
front
tooth
anterior
a
tooth
situated
at
the
front
of
the
mouth,
his
malocclusion
was
caused
by
malposed
anteriors
inner
ear
internal
ear
labyrinth
a
complex
system
of
interconnecting
cavities,
concerned
with
hearing
and
equilibrium
external
ear
outer
ear
the
part
of
the
ear
visible
externally
external
carotid
artery
external
carotid
the
branch
of
the
carotid
artery
that
supplies
blood
to
the
face
and
tongue
and
external
parts
of
the
head
internal
carotid
artery
the
branch
of
the
carotid
artery
that
supplies
blood
to
the
brain
and
eyes
and
internal
parts
of
the
head
anterior
cerebral
artery
one
of
two
branches
of
the
internal
carotid
artery,
divides
into
two
branches
that
serve
()
the
thalamus
and
()
parts
of
the
frontal
and
parietal
cortex
facial
artery
arteria
facialis
external
maxillary
artery
an
artery
that
originates
in
the
external
carotid
and
gives
off
branches
that
supply
the
neck
and
face
external
iliac
artery
the
outer
branch
of
the
common
iliac
artery
on
either
side
of
the
body,
becomes
the
femoral
artery
internal
iliac
artery
hypogastric
artery
the
inner
branch
of
the
common
iliac
artery
on
either
side
of
the
body,
divides
into
several
branches
that
supply
blood
to
the
pelvic
and
gluteal
areas
labyrinthine
artery
artery
of
the
labyrinth
internal
auditory
artery
an
artery
that
is
a
branch
of
the
basilar
artery
that
supplies
the
labyrinth
internal
maxillary
artery
the
maxillary
artery
that
supplies
deep
structure
of
the
face
and
some
of
the
meninges
anterior
meningeal
artery
branch
of
the
anterior
ethmoidal
artery
that
supplies
meninges
in
the
anterior
cranial
fossa
anterior
temporal
artery
arteria
temporalis
anterior
temporal
artery
that
goes
to
the
anterior
part
of
the
cerebral
cortex
of
the
temporal
lobe
testicular
artery
internal
spermatic
artery
arteria
testicularis
a
branch
of
the
aorta
supplying
the
testicles
accessory
cephalic
vein
vena
cephalica
accessoria
a
vein
that
passes
along
the
radial
edge
of
the
forearm
and
joins
the
cephalic
vein
near
the
elbow
accessory
hemiazygos
vein
accessory
hemiazygous
vein
vena
hemiazygos
accessoria
a
vein
formed
by
the
union
of
the
th
to
th
posterior
intercostal
veins,
empties
into
the
azygos
vein
accessory
vertebral
vein
vena
vertebralis
accessoria
a
vein
that
accompanies
the
vertebral
vein
but
passes
through
the
foramen
of
the
transverse
process
of
the
th
cervical
vertebra
and
empties
into
the
brachiocephalic
vein
accompanying
vein
vena
comitans
a
vein
accompanying
another
structure,
a
vein
may
accompany
an
artery
in
such
a
way
that
the
arterial
pulses
aid
venous
return
anastomotic
vein
vena
anastomotica
either
of
two
communicating
veins
serving
the
brain
angular
vein
vena
angularis
a
short
vein
formed
by
the
supraorbital
vein
and
the
supratrochlear
vein
and
continuing
as
the
facial
vein
anterior
vertebral
vein
vena
vertebralis
anterior
a
vein
that
accompanies
the
ascending
cervical
artery
and
opens
into
the
vertebral
vein
appendicular
vein
vena
appendicularis
a
vein
that
accompanies
the
appendicular
artery
and
empties
into
the
ileocolic
vein
arcuate
vein
of
the
kidney
vena
arcuata
renis
veins
that
receive
blood
from
interlobular
veins
of
kidney
and
rectal
venules
auricular
vein
vena
auricularis
one
of
two
veins
serving
the
ear
region
axillary
vein
vena
axillaris
a
continuation
of
the
basilic
vein
and
brachial
vein
that
becomes
the
subclavian
vein
azygos
vein
azygous
vein
vena
azygos
one
of
a
system
of
veins
that
drain
the
thoracic
and
abdominal
walls,
arises
as
a
continuation
of
the
right
ascending
lumbar
vein
and
terminates
in
the
superior
vena
cava
basal
vein
vena
basalis
a
large
vein
passing
along
the
medial
surface
of
the
temporal
lobe
and
emptying
into
the
great
cerebral
vein
basilic
vein
vena
basilica
a
vein
that
drains
the
back
of
the
hand
and
forearm
and
empties
into
the
axillary
vein
basivertebral
vein
vena
basivertebralis
one
of
a
number
of
veins
draining
the
spongy
substance
of
the
vertebrae
and
emptying
into
the
anterior
internal
vertebral
venous
plexus
brachial
vein
vena
brachialis
two
veins
in
either
arm
that
accompany
the
brachial
artery
and
empty
into
the
axillary
vein
brachiocephalic
vein
innominate
vein
vena
brachiocephalica
veins
formed
by
the
union
of
the
internal
jugular
and
subclavian
veins
bronchial
vein
vena
bronchialis
veins
serving
the
bronchi,
empty
into
the
azygos
vein
cardinal
vein
any
of
the
major
venous
channels
in
primitive
adult
vertebrates
and
in
embryos
of
higher
vertebrates
anterior
cardinal
vein
a
major
drainage
channel
from
the
cephalic
part
of
the
body
posterior
cardinal
vein
a
major
drainage
channel
from
the
caudal
part
of
the
body
common
cardinal
vein
the
major
return
channels
to
the
heart,
formed
by
anastomosis
of
the
anterior
and
posterior
cardinal
veins
central
veins
of
liver
venae
centrales
hepatis
terminal
branches
of
the
hepatic
veins
that
lie
in
the
hepatic
lobules
and
receive
blood
from
the
liver
sinusoids
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