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RFEW925M–Fig. 618. Iliac artery and its branches, vintage engraved illustration. Magasin Pittoresque 1875.
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RM2ANFP0K–The international encyclopaedia of surgery; a systematic treatise on the theory and practice of surgery . artery is covered in front by the peritoneum, the ileum, and, at its termination, by the ureter.The two common iliac veins pass behind it, and,near its origin, the inferior vena cava and theright common iliac vein lie on its outer side. The left common iliac artery is covered ante-riorly by the peritoneum, the rectum, and thesuperior hemorrhoidal artery, and, at its termi-nation, by the ureter. The left common iliacvein is on the inner side and also behind theartery (Fig. 494). Operation.—
RMPG2M5D–. Elements of the comparative anatomy of vertebrates. Anatomy, Comparative. h-JCc, -TTrs.. 'VUM/tt.eomm, ¥.1.1. Pig. 269.—Diagram showing the Relations of the Posterior Cardinal AND Postcaval Veins in A, the Rabbit, and B, Man. (After Hooh- stetter). V.r.d, r.r..s, renal veins ; F.f?.s.e, common iliac vein; T7./, lumbar vein ; I^.c.r, postcaval; V.c.2^.d, F.c.p.s, right ancUeft posterior cardinals ; V.U.int.comm, conmion internal iliac vein. open into the precavals. In Eeptiles, Birds, Monotremes, and Marsupials, as well as in many Rodents, Insectivores, Bats, and Ungulates, both precavals per
RMMCTTJC–. Fig. 8. Arteries and veins of the genital region in the Fin whale. Diagrammatic. a. Dorsal aorta. b. Hypogastric artery. c. Epigastric artery. d. Common iliac artery. e. Genital artery. /. Artery to pelvic musculature (external iliac of Murie). g. Internal iliac of Murie. h. Caudal artery. i. Pudic artery. j. Caudal attachment of rectus abdominis muscle. k. Iliac attachment of rectus abdominis muscle. /. Superficial attachment of ditto. m. Epigastric vein. n. Common iliac vein. o. Genital vein. p. Pudic vein. q. Vein from pelvic musculature (external iliac of Murie). r. Lumbar vein, s. Cauda
RFEW9J1G–Fig. 618. Iliac artery and its branches, vintage engraved illustration. Magasin Pittoresque 1875.
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RM2AJDNEK–A Reference handbook of the medical sciences embracing the entire range of scientific and practical medicine and allied science . externaliliacsand a common iliac formed by the junction of the twointernal iliacs; this arrangement is .seen in some of thelower animals, as the bear, etc. The vena cava inferioris occasionally foimed by a common iliac vein and the veins of thej ;S other side, not opening by acommon trunk,but separately.Renal VeiriK.—The left renalvein, in order toreach the in-ferior cava, maypass liehind in-stead of in frontof the aorta.Supernumeraryrenal veins arenot so commonas
RMPFN728–. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. 236 REN. on the left side is covered by its corresponding vein, and crosses the left psoas muscle. The renal arteries occasionally present some anomalies as to their origin, mode of division, or number. In some instances they arise below the usual situation, from the aorta, or even from the common iliac or hypogastric artery. The two last-mentioned origins are usually associated with an unusual po- sition of the kidney, either in the iliac fossa or in the cavity of the pelvis. Meckel* has observed the two renal arteries
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RFCEMNXA–Fig. 618. Iliac artery and its branches, vintage engraved illustration. Magasin Pittoresque 1875.
RM2AJDNAK–A Reference handbook of the medical sciences embracing the entire range of scientific and practical medicine and allied science . be altogetherabsent. Coinmon IliacYeinn.—A perfora-tion is occasionall)-seen through wliiciipasses a small art-ery. Sometimes thevein divides and re-unites farther on,thus making itdouble in part ofits course (R.Quain). The leftcommon iliac veinhas been seen pass-ing in front of theright common iliac artery (Zaaijer). Absence of the common iliac vein ofone or both sides has been met with by Gruber; theleft external and internal iliac veins in one instance be-ing con
![. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 1204 THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. expressed as follows :-The head (Fig. 946) lies in the concavity of the duodenum, with the vena cava inferior and abdominal aorta behind it; the body crosses the Aorta Fossa for caudate lobe Right phrenic vessels Vena cava Hepatic vein Hepatic arte Portal vei Pylor Bile-duct Right supra-renal gland^ (Esophagus Left gastric artery diaphragm Left supra-renal gland Splenic artery Kidney Upper surface of pancreas / Gastric surface of spleen. Testicular vein Ureter" Right common iliac Right common iliac artery Left common Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PFY41Y/cunninghams-text-book-of-anatomy-anatomy-1204-the-digestive-system-expressed-as-follows-the-head-fig-946-lies-in-the-concavity-of-the-duodenum-with-the-vena-cava-inferior-and-abdominal-aorta-behind-it-the-body-crosses-the-aorta-fossa-for-caudate-lobe-right-phrenic-vessels-vena-cava-hepatic-vein-hepatic-arte-portal-vei-pylor-bile-duct-right-supra-renal-gland-esophagus-left-gastric-artery-diaphragm-left-supra-renal-gland-splenic-artery-kidney-upper-surface-of-pancreas-gastric-surface-of-spleen-testicular-vein-ureterquot-right-common-iliac-right-common-iliac-artery-left-common-PFY41Y.jpg ". Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 1204 THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. expressed as follows :-The head (Fig. 946) lies in the concavity of the duodenum, with the vena cava inferior and abdominal aorta behind it; the body crosses the Aorta Fossa for caudate lobe Right phrenic vessels Vena cava Hepatic vein Hepatic arte Portal vei Pylor Bile-duct Right supra-renal gland^ (Esophagus Left gastric artery diaphragm Left supra-renal gland Splenic artery Kidney Upper surface of pancreas / Gastric surface of spleen. Testicular vein Ureter" Right common iliac Right common iliac artery Left common Stock Photo")
RMPFY41Y–. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 1204 THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. expressed as follows :-The head (Fig. 946) lies in the concavity of the duodenum, with the vena cava inferior and abdominal aorta behind it; the body crosses the Aorta Fossa for caudate lobe Right phrenic vessels Vena cava Hepatic vein Hepatic arte Portal vei Pylor Bile-duct Right supra-renal gland^ (Esophagus Left gastric artery diaphragm Left supra-renal gland Splenic artery Kidney Upper surface of pancreas / Gastric surface of spleen. Testicular vein Ureter" Right common iliac Right common iliac artery Left common
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RM2CDM69X–. Handbook of anatomy; being a complete compend of anatomy, including the anatomy of the viscera a chapter on dental anatomy, numerous tables, and incorporating the newer nomenclature adopted by the German anatomical Society, generally designated the Basle nomenclature or BNA . mon iliac is inrelation in front with the ureter, the peritoneum, the superior hemor-rhoidal artery and the sympathetic nerves; behind, with the left com-mon iliac vein, to its outer side the psoas muscle, and to its inner sidethe left common iliac vein. The common iliac arteries give off a few unimportantbranches to th
![. The elements of embryology . Embryology. XII.] VERTEBRAL VEINS. 411 inferior (Fig. 139, il). These vessels, whose development has not been adequately investigated, form the common. Diagram or the Chief Venous Trunks op Man. (Prom Gegenbaur.) cs. coronary sinus ; s. subclavian vein; ji. internal jugular ; je. external jugular ; az. azygos vein ; ha. hemiazygos vein ; c. dotted lino shewing previous position of cardinal veins; ci. vena cava inferior ; r. renal veins ; il. iliac ; hy. hypogas- tric veins ; h. hepatic veins. The dotted lines shew the position of embryonic vessels aborted in the Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PG3T85/the-elements-of-embryology-embryology-xii-vertebral-veins-411-inferior-fig-139-il-these-vessels-whose-development-has-not-been-adequately-investigated-form-the-common-diagram-or-the-chief-venous-trunks-op-man-prom-gegenbaur-cs-coronary-sinus-s-subclavian-vein-ji-internal-jugular-je-external-jugular-az-azygos-vein-ha-hemiazygos-vein-c-dotted-lino-shewing-previous-position-of-cardinal-veins-ci-vena-cava-inferior-r-renal-veins-il-iliac-hy-hypogas-tric-veins-h-hepatic-veins-the-dotted-lines-shew-the-position-of-embryonic-vessels-aborted-in-the-PG3T85.jpg ". The elements of embryology . Embryology. XII.] VERTEBRAL VEINS. 411 inferior (Fig. 139, il). These vessels, whose development has not been adequately investigated, form the common. Diagram or the Chief Venous Trunks op Man. (Prom Gegenbaur.) cs. coronary sinus ; s. subclavian vein; ji. internal jugular ; je. external jugular ; az. azygos vein ; ha. hemiazygos vein ; c. dotted lino shewing previous position of cardinal veins; ci. vena cava inferior ; r. renal veins ; il. iliac ; hy. hypogas- tric veins ; h. hepatic veins. The dotted lines shew the position of embryonic vessels aborted in the Stock Photo")
RMPG3T85–. The elements of embryology . Embryology. XII.] VERTEBRAL VEINS. 411 inferior (Fig. 139, il). These vessels, whose development has not been adequately investigated, form the common. Diagram or the Chief Venous Trunks op Man. (Prom Gegenbaur.) cs. coronary sinus ; s. subclavian vein; ji. internal jugular ; je. external jugular ; az. azygos vein ; ha. hemiazygos vein ; c. dotted lino shewing previous position of cardinal veins; ci. vena cava inferior ; r. renal veins ; il. iliac ; hy. hypogas- tric veins ; h. hepatic veins. The dotted lines shew the position of embryonic vessels aborted in the
RF2WJH1D8–The common iliac vein is formed by the unification of the internal and external iliac veins 3d illustration
RMRDXP12–. The anatomy of the domestic animals . Veterinary anatomy. 758 CIRCULATORY SYSTEM OF THE DOG The liombar lymph glands are situated in the sublumbar region around and between the aorta and posterior vena cava. Most of them are very small and are difficult to find in the fat in which they are usually embedded. Their number is very variable; as many as fifteen have been counted. Usually two large internal iliac lymph glands are present. The right one lies along the posterior part of the posterior vena cava and the common iliac vein; the left one is similarly placed in relation to the aorta and l
RMPG3P06–. A manual of zoology. . l.lt.t Fig. 307.—LepuS Cuniculus The vascular system. The heart is somewhat dis- placed towards the left of the subject: the arteries of the right and the veins of the left side are in great measure removed a, arch of the aorta; a. epg, internal mammary artery; a. ft anterior facia! vein: a. m, anterior mesenteric artery; a. p/i, anterior phrenic vein; az. v, azygos vein; Br, branchial artery; c. il. a, common iliac artery; etc, cceliac artery ; d. no, dorsal aorta; e. e, external carotid artery; e. il. a, external iliac artery; e. il. v, external iliac vein: e. jn, ex
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RMRN6WM4–. The anatomy of the domestic animals. Veterinary anatomy. 758 CIRCULATORY SYSTEM OP THE DOG The lumbar lymph glands are situated in the sublumbar region around and between the aorta and posterior vena cava. Most of them are very small and are difficult to find in the fat in which they are usually embedded. Their number is very variable; as many as fifteen have been counted. Usually two large internal iliac lymph glands are present. The right one lies along the posterior part of the posterior vena cava and the common iliac vein; the left one is similarly placed in relation to the aorta and lef
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RMRN76GX–. Anatomy in a nutshell : a treatise on human anatomy in its relation to osteopathy. Human anatomy; Osteopathic medicine; Osteopathic Medicine; Anatomy. 542 ANATOMY IN A NUTSHELL. facial artery is od this border at the function of the body with the ramus. This groove i- also partly od the external surface. The rami of the inferior maxillary bone are the perpendicular portions. They arc quadrilateral in shape and each one has two surfaces, four borders! PLATE CCLXXVIII. GREAT OMENTUM LEFT COMMON ILIAC VEIN. A Sagittal Section of the Male Organs op Generation. and two processes. The external sur
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RMREFBD7–. The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals. Horses; Veterinary anatomy. 704 THE VEINS Fig 389.. GENERAL VIEW OF THE VEINS IN THE HORSE. 1. Anterior rena cava; 2, 2, posterior vena cava; 3, right common iliac vein, divided at the ilio- sacral articulation; 4, left common iliac rein; 5, femoral vein; 6, obturator vein; 7, subsacral vein; 8, left spermatic vein; 9, posterior abdominal vein; 10, renal vein: 11, 11, ascending branches of the asternal vein ; 12, vena azygos, with its intercostal branches, an,! m front the subdorsal venous branch, 13; 14, oesophageal vein; 15, dorsal or do
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![. The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals. Veterinary anatomy. GENERAL VIEW OF THE VEINS IN THE HORSE. 1, Anterior vena cava; 2, 2, posterior vena cava; 3. right common iliac vein, divided at the ilio- sacral articulation; 4, left common iliac vein; 5, femoral vein; 6, obturator vein; 7, subsacral vein; 8, left spermatic vein; 9, posterior abdominal vein; 10, renal vem: 11, 11, ascending branches of the asternal vein; 12, vena azvgos, with itsjntercostal tranche^, and in hjnt the subdorsal venous branch, 13; 14, oesophageal vein: " ' ' ' "â 15, dorsal or dorso-muscular ve Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/REFCCC/the-comparative-anatomy-of-the-domesticated-animals-veterinary-anatomy-general-view-of-the-veins-in-the-horse-1-anterior-vena-cava-2-2-posterior-vena-cava-3-right-common-iliac-vein-divided-at-the-ilio-sacral-articulation-4-left-common-iliac-vein-5-femoral-vein-6-obturator-vein-7-subsacral-vein-8-left-spermatic-vein-9-posterior-abdominal-vein-10-renal-vem-11-11-ascending-branches-of-the-asternal-vein-12-vena-azvgos-with-itsjntercostal-tranche-and-in-hjnt-the-subdorsal-venous-branch-13-14-oesophageal-vein-quot-quot-15-dorsal-or-dorso-muscular-ve-REFCCC.jpg ". The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals. Veterinary anatomy. GENERAL VIEW OF THE VEINS IN THE HORSE. 1, Anterior vena cava; 2, 2, posterior vena cava; 3. right common iliac vein, divided at the ilio- sacral articulation; 4, left common iliac vein; 5, femoral vein; 6, obturator vein; 7, subsacral vein; 8, left spermatic vein; 9, posterior abdominal vein; 10, renal vem: 11, 11, ascending branches of the asternal vein; 12, vena azvgos, with itsjntercostal tranche^, and in hjnt the subdorsal venous branch, 13; 14, oesophageal vein: " ' ' ' "â 15, dorsal or dorso-muscular ve Stock Photo")
RMREFCCC–. The comparative anatomy of the domesticated animals. Veterinary anatomy. GENERAL VIEW OF THE VEINS IN THE HORSE. 1, Anterior vena cava; 2, 2, posterior vena cava; 3. right common iliac vein, divided at the ilio- sacral articulation; 4, left common iliac vein; 5, femoral vein; 6, obturator vein; 7, subsacral vein; 8, left spermatic vein; 9, posterior abdominal vein; 10, renal vem: 11, 11, ascending branches of the asternal vein; 12, vena azvgos, with itsjntercostal tranche^, and in hjnt the subdorsal venous branch, 13; 14, oesophageal vein: " ' ' ' "â 15, dorsal or dorso-muscular ve
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RMRDG9MF–. Elements of the comparative anatomy of vertebrates. Anatomy, Comparative. h-JCc, -TTrs.. 'VUM/tt.eomm, ¥.1.1. Pig. 269.—Diagram showing the Relations of the Posterior Cardinal AND Postcaval Veins in A, the Rabbit, and B, Man. (After Hooh- stetter). V.r.d, r.r..s, renal veins ; F.f?.s.e, common iliac vein; T7./, lumbar vein ; I^.c.r, postcaval; V.c.2^.d, F.c.p.s, right ancUeft posterior cardinals ; V.U.int.comm, conmion internal iliac vein. open into the precavals. In Eeptiles, Birds, Monotremes, and Marsupials, as well as in many Rodents, Insectivores, Bats, and Ungulates, both precavals per
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RM2AG48TA–. The principles and practice of modern surgery. ssarily be wounded. They should be at-tempted, however, in case of wounds—but for aneurisms of these arteries,it is necessary to tie the internal or common iliac. XVI. The Popliteal artery may be tied by cutting through the skinand fascia lata for the extent of three inches on the outer border of thetendon of the semi-membranosus muscle—the patient being placed onhis face, with his knee straight. On pressing that tendon inwards, theartery may be felt. Its vein, which lies superficial and rather externalto it, must be cautiously separated and dra
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RM2AJ62KJ–Transactions of the Southern Surgical and Gynecological Association . aortic bifurca-tion and both common iliacs. The peritoneum over the siteselected is elevated, snipped and stretched, the artery byblunt dissection is isolated from the vein and elevated, theloaded ligature carrier directed toward the patients left ispassed under the artery, and the iliac doubly tied and inter-locked by heavy braided silk. One hourglass suture sufficesto repair the peritoneal rent. The table is brought to a level.The abdomen closed in the usual manner. The entire proced-ure can be accomplished in a few minute
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RM2AFXBME–. Manual of operative surgery. At the upper angle of the perito-neal wound lies the common iliac, at the centre of the wound lies the bifurcation,at the lower angle lie the external and internal iliacs, side by side, still coveredby a sheath of fascia. Step 4.—Incise the fascial sheath secundum artem; denude the internal iliac;pass an aneurysm needle from without inwards, closely hugging the artery soas to avoid injury to the external iliac vein, and apply a ligature % inch from theorigin of the vessel, i.e., at a point a very little below the brim of the true pelvis.Do not forget that the int
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![A Reference handbook of the medical sciences embracing the entire range of scientific and practical medicine and allied science . ich the two common iliac veins join to form a common vein which passes up on the left side of the aorta, but, after receiving I h eleft renal, cross-es over (rarelyunder) the aortaand from thereon takes its usu-al position. The explana-tion of this an-omaly is that theright cardinalvein has beenobliteratedwhile the left]) c r s i s t s. Incases of trans-position of theviscera the venacava Inferiorpasses up thewhole distanceon the left sideof the aorta,grooves thetra Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AJDNWK/a-reference-handbook-of-the-medical-sciences-embracing-the-entire-range-of-scientific-and-practical-medicine-and-allied-science-ich-the-two-common-iliac-veins-join-to-form-a-common-vein-which-passes-up-on-the-left-side-of-the-aorta-but-after-receiving-i-h-eleft-renal-cross-es-over-rarelyunder-the-aortaand-from-thereon-takes-its-usu-al-position-the-explana-tion-of-this-an-omaly-is-that-theright-cardinalvein-has-beenobliteratedwhile-the-left-c-r-s-i-s-t-s-incases-of-trans-position-of-theviscera-the-venacava-inferiorpasses-up-thewhole-distanceon-the-left-sideof-the-aortagrooves-thetra-2AJDNWK.jpg "A Reference handbook of the medical sciences embracing the entire range of scientific and practical medicine and allied science . ich the two common iliac veins join to form a common vein which passes up on the left side of the aorta, but, after receiving I h eleft renal, cross-es over (rarelyunder) the aortaand from thereon takes its usu-al position. The explana-tion of this an-omaly is that theright cardinalvein has beenobliteratedwhile the left]) c r s i s t s. Incases of trans-position of theviscera the venacava Inferiorpasses up thewhole distanceon the left sideof the aorta,grooves thetra Stock Photo")
RM2AJDNWK–A Reference handbook of the medical sciences embracing the entire range of scientific and practical medicine and allied science . ich the two common iliac veins join to form a common vein which passes up on the left side of the aorta, but, after receiving I h eleft renal, cross-es over (rarelyunder) the aortaand from thereon takes its usu-al position. The explana-tion of this an-omaly is that theright cardinalvein has beenobliteratedwhile the left]) c r s i s t s. Incases of trans-position of theviscera the venacava Inferiorpasses up thewhole distanceon the left sideof the aorta,grooves thetra
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RM2AG4CR8–. A Reference handbook of the medical sciences : embracing the entire range of scientific and practical medicine and allied science. Fig. 4515.—The In-ferior Cava con- 608 REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. Veins.Veins. vein has the usual mode of termination in the heart; (b)where it terminates in the superior vena cava. The common iliac veins may not join at the usualplace ; the left common iliac, after sending a branch acrossto join the right, may pass up on the left side of the aorta. —e Fio. 451G.—Case of Double Inferior Vena Cava, the two Common Iliacsbeing joineil by a Transvers
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RM2AFWH3T–. The anatomy and surgical treatment of abdominal hernia. &??* d. > fjn-^dcl SmcZnu s Iiitii PLATE XX III.—Fig. 1. Gives an internal view of the ischiatic hernia, from Dr. Joness patient.The preparation is in the anatomical collection at Saint Thomass Hos-pital. a. Section of the pubes. b. Spinous process of the ilium. c. Sacrum. d. Iliacus internus muscle. e. Psoas muscle. /. Pyriformis muscle. g. Coccygeus muscle. h. Termination of the external iliac artery in the crural. i. Beginning of the crural vein. k. Trunk of the common iliac artery. /. Internal iliac artery. m. Obturator artery, w
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RM2AFWGT8–. The anatomy and surgical treatment of abdominal hernia. the ilium. c. Sacrum. d. Iliacus internus muscle. e. Psoas muscle. /. Pyriformis muscle. g. Coccygeus muscle. h. Termination of the external iliac artery in the crural. i. Beginning of the crural vein. k. Trunk of the common iliac artery. /. Internal iliac artery. m. Obturator artery, which may be traced before the sac as faras the obturator foramen. n. Internal iliac vein. o. Obturator vein passing behind the hernia to the obturator fora-men, from which another vein (p) is seen passing intothe iliac vein. q. Hernial sac. r. Its orifice
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RM2AJM2T9–A system of gynecology . le; d, internal obturator muscle; c, e, psoasmuscle; /, linea alba ; ;/. r;. ureters; ft, obturator nerve ; i, internal inguinal ring: 1, abdom-inal aorta: 2, inferior mesenteric artery ; 3,3, common iliac arteries : 1. external iliac artery;5,vena cava; 6, renal veins; 7,7, common iliac veins; 8, external iliac vein: 9, internaliliac artery: 10, gluteal; 11, ileo-lumbar; 12, sciatic; 18, pudic; it. obturator: IS, epigastricveins; 17. uterine veins; is, vagino-vesical venous cete; 19, spermatic veins: 20, bulb ofovary; 21, vein to round ligament; JJ, Fallopian veins. n
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