segmental vein apicoposterior

segmental vein apicoposterior
vena apicoposterior.

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  • vena pulmonalis sinistra superior — [TA] left superior pulmonary vein: the vein that returns blood from the upper lobe of the left lung (from the apicoposterior, anterior segmental, and lingular veins) to the left atrium of the heart …   Medical dictionary

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