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    The Pattern of Venous Drainage in the Kidney Differs from the Arterial
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The Pattern of Venous Drainage in the Kidney Differs from the Arterial

Question 38

Question 38

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The pattern of venous drainage in the kidney differs from the arterial supply in that there are no arcuate or segmental veins.

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