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Anatomical Variations of the Portal Vein in Ruminants

Anatomical Variations of the Portal Vein in Ruminants

Reda Mohamed1, 2* 

1Department of Basic Veterinary Sciences, School of Veterinary Medicine, Faculty of Medical Sciences, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Campus, St. Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago; 2Anatomy and Embryology Department, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Beni-Suef University, Beni-Suef 62511, Egypt.

kkidareda@gmail.com 

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A graph showing the number of publications and the findings about the branches of the portal vein. 

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A graph showing the number of publications and the findings about the branches of the splenic vein. 

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A graph showing the number of publications and the findings about the branches of the right ruminal vein. 

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A graph showing the number of publications and the findings about the origin of the epiploic branch. 

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A graph showing the number of publications and the findings about the branches of the reticular vein. 

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A graph showing the number of publications and the findings about the branches of the left gastric vein. 

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A graph showing the number of publications and the findings about the branches of the left ruminal vein. 

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A graph showing the number of publications and the findings about the branches of the accessory reticular vein. 

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A graph showing the number of publications and the findings about branches of the left gastroepiploic vein. 

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A graph showing the number of publications and the findings about origin of the gastroduodenal vein. 

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A graph showing the number of publications and the findings about branches of the gastroduodenal vein. 

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A graph showing the number of publications and the findings about branches of the right gastric vein. 

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A graph showing the number of publications and the findings about branches of the right gastroepiploic vein. 

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A graph showing the number of publications and the findings about branches of the cranial mesenteric vein. 

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A graph showing the number of publications and the findings about the number of the jejunal veins. 

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A graph showing the number of publications and the findings about branches of the ileocolic vein. 

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A graph showing the number of publications and the findings about origin of the common trunk for colic rami and right colic veins.

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A graph showing the number of publications and the findings about the origin of the caecal vein. 

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A graph showing the number of publications and the findings about branches of the caecal vein.
 

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A graph showing the number of publications and the findings about branches of the caudal mesenteric vein. 

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A graph showing the number of publications and the findings about origin of the middle colic vein. 

Veterinary Sciences: Research and Reviews

June

Vol. 9, Iss. 1, Pages 1-86

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