v. cava cranialis Flashcards
what does the branches of v. cava cran. drain
head, neck, thorax, thoracic limbs
part of abdomen (azygos vein)
how is the unpaired vena cava formed
at level of thoracic inlet, by convergence of the jugular veins
what joins the vena cava
vv. subclavia sin and dex
what joins vena cava in eq and ca
azygos vein
how is the azygos vein form
by the union of the first 2 lumbar veins.
where does the azygos vein pass
passes through aortic hiatus into the thorax.
how does the azygos vein receive blood
from vv. intercostalis of middle and caudal thoracic region
azygos vein interspecies
eq, ca- only azygos dex
su- only azygos sin
ru- both
both in the embryo
v. azygos dex branches
v. intercostalis dorsalis
v. bronchoesophageus
v. costocervicalis branches
v. vertebralis
v. scapularis dorsalis
v. cervicalis profundus
v. brachiocephalica dex and sin branches
v. subclavia sin and dex
v. jugularis interna
v. jugularis externa (direct continuation
v. cephalica
eq and ru v. cava cran gives off:
2 vv. subclaviae, name changes to truncus bijugularis
vv. brachiocephalica is found in
ca and su
is the v. jugularis always present in eq
no