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İNSANDA VENA JUGULARİS İNTERNA İLE VENA JUGULARİS EXTERNA ARASINDAKİ ANASTOMOTİK DAL

An anastomotic branch between internal jugular vein and external vein in human

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  • İnönü Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Dergisi

Publication Year:

  • 1999

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Abstract (2. Language): 
Internal jugular vein collects blood from the skull, brain, superficial parts of the face and the neck. It is usually the largest vein in the neck. External jugular ve n largely dra ns the scalp and the face. Both ve ns unite with subclavian vein behind the medial end of the clavicle. We found out that there was an oblique anastomosis, which was 1.04 cm. in length and 2.04 mm. in diameter, between right internal and external jugular vein, during the neck dissection of a 26 years old woman's cadaver. Although the probability of anastomosis between these veins have been emphasized, the incidence and localization has not been stated.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
V. jugularis interna beynin tümü ile boyun yüzeyel yapılarının kanını taşıyan boyundaki en kalın vendir. V. jugularis externa yüz ve başın büyük venlerini alır. Her iki ven v. subclavia'ya açılır. Eğitim amacıyla disseke edilen 26 yaşında bir kadın kadavranın boyun disseksiyonu esnasında sağ v. jugularis interna ile externa arasında 2.04 mm. çapında, 1.04 cm. uzunluğunda oblik tarzda anastomoz tesbit ettik. Bu k ven arasında anastomozların olab leceğ ne d kkat çek l rken bulunma sıklığı ve yeri konusunda oran verilmemiştir.
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