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Truncus brachiocephalicus

a. subclavia

Truncus costocervicalis

a. thoracia interna

a. intercostalis anterior

a. musculophrenica

a. epigastrica superior

a. epigastrica inferior

a. subcostalis

a. phrenica

aa. lumbales

v. azygos

v. hemiazygos

v. hemiazygos accessoria

v. lumbalis ascendens
Namn: 1. 2. 3. 4.

Namn:


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2.


3.


4.

1. v. azygos


2. v. hemiazygos


3. v. hemiazygos accessoria


4. v. lumbalis ascendens

cisterna chyli

ductus thoracicus

ductus lymphaticus dx

nll. axillares