VENOUS SYSTEM

Superior vena cava – skeletotopy, tributaries

Internal jugular vein – tributaries (intracranial
venous sinuses, superficial and deep cerebral
veins, emissary veins, diploic veins, meningeal
veins, facial veins, thyroid veins, etc.), their
characterization.
System of azygos and hemiazygos veins,
tributaries, course, function, veins of spinal
cord.
Inferior vena cava – position, tributaries,
venous plexuses of pelvic organs.
Cavo-caval anastomoses, their clinical
importance.
Portal vein system and its tributaries, porto-
caval anastomoses, their function (clinical
remarks).
Vena cava superior et inferior
Venous valves
Vena cava superior
V.C.S., v. jugularis interna, v. subclavia
Tributaries of v. jugularis interna
Intracranial tributaries of v. jugularis interna
Ophthalmic veins
Plexus pterygoideus
Dangerous triangle
Intracranial venous sinuses
Intracranial venous sinuses
Cavernous sinus
Connection of venous sinuses,
emissary and diploic veins
Diploic veins
Superficial cerebral veins
Deep cerebral veins
Plexus venosus caroticus internus
Veins of ocular bulb
Retinal veins
Cervical tributaries of internal jugular vein
V. jugularis externa et anterior
V. jugularis interna, vagina carotica
Pharyngeal veins
V. jugularis externa et anterior
Cannulation of v. jugularis interna
V. subclavia
Angulus venosus
Cephalic vein in clavipectoral triangle
Thoracoepigastric veins
Thoracoepigastric veins
Cannulation of v. subclavia
V. azygos et hemiazygos
Vertebral plexuses
Vertebral plexuses and veins of spinal cord
V. epigastrica superior et inferior
Vena portae
Porto-caval anastomoses
Caput Medusae
Caput Medusae
V. cava inferior
Hepatic veins
Rectal veins
Rectal veins
Veins of male pelvis
Veins of female pelvis
Plexus pampiniformis
V. femoropoplitea
Fetal circulation
Ligamentum arteriosum