|
WordNet-Online
Definitions from WordNet | ||||
Definitions from the WebVenae Interlobulares HepatisDefinition: Venae interlobulares hepatis refers to the small veins located between the lobes of the liver. These veins play a crucial role in the drainage of blood from the liver back to the heart. Sense: Anatomy Sample Sentence: The venae interlobulares hepatis are responsible for carrying deoxygenated blood from the liver lobes to the hepatic veins. Sense: Medicine Sample Sentence: Dilated venae interlobulares hepatis can indicate liver dysfunction and may require further medical investigation. Related Products: Liver Anatomy Book, Hepatology Textbook | ||||
venae ciliares venae conjunctivales venae dorsales clitoridis superficiales venae dorsales penis profunda venae dorsales penis superficiales venae epigastricae superiores venae episclerales venae esophageae venae interlobulares hepatis venae interlobulares renis venae labiales anteriores venae labiales posteriores venae meningeae venae palpebrales venae pancreatica venae profundae clitoridis venae pudendum
|