Lecture

Azigos System Overview

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Description

This lecture provides a detailed description of the azigos system, responsible for venous return from the intercostal spaces, distinguishing between the right and left sides, explaining the anatomy of the azigos vein, its connections with other veins, variations in the system, and its importance in draining not only intercostal spaces but also the thoracic esophagus.

Instructor

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Official source

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