The pairs of arteries supply viscera developed behind the peritoneum, and the veins corresponding to them are rootlets of the inferior vena cava.
The single arteries supply viscera which are either completely or almost completely invested by the peritoneum, and the veins corresponding to them are the roots of the vena portae.
Then the chyle, conveyed through the thoracic duct from its cistern in the mesentery, is carried to the vena cava, and so to the heart.
The Edentates, at any rate the American forms, have a double vena cava posterior and no azygos vein.
I made a great sacrifice for Carlino's sake when I returned to Vena after an absence of three years.
Three years had passed since the day atVena di Fonte Alta, when Jeanne in despair had sworn to herself to love Piero no longer, feeling that henceforward she could love nothing else in the world.
She had taken a fancy to Jeanne at Vena di Fonte Alta, but knew nothing of her past.
From its metallic appearance and toughness, this bed is calledvena ferrata, the iron vein.
This bed rests upon the rock called bianchetta; the brilliant aspect of ore in this place has gained for it the name of vena lucciola.
Of these there be two chief, Vena porta and Vena cava, from which the rest are corrivated.
The branches of thatVena porta are the mesaraical and haemorrhoids.
That Vena porta is a vein coming from the concave of the liver, and receiving those mesaraical veins, by whom he takes the chylus from the stomach and guts, and conveys it to the liver.
The right is like the moon increasing, bigger than the other part, and receives blood from vena cava, distributing some of it to the lungs to nourish them; the rest to the left side, to engender spirits.
Of these branches, one, our common vena cava, entered the right side of the heart.
The arteria adorti is the aorta, the arteria venalis the pulmonary vein, the vena chilis the vena cava, and the vena arterialis the pulmonary artery.
Now since the heart attracts by this orifice of the vena chilis more than it expels, therefore nature ordains that in the moment of contraction when the blood is expelled this orifice closes, and when the heart dilates it opens.
Then I passed to the arteria adorti [aorta] and vena chilis [vena cava].
Into this there enters a vein called vena chilis, which arises in the convexity of the liver and brings the blood from the liver to the heart.
The mediaeval term, ‘vena chilis’, lasted in anatomy until the end of the sixteenth century and probably later.
The first is the artery called adorti, the second is the vena chilis, the third is the arterial vein, and the fourth the venal artery.
The coats of thevena cava inferior were considerably thickened; its whole cavity was occupied by a coagulum, terminating above in a loose pointed extremity.
The appearances observed upon dissection in the spermatic vein, usually terminate abruptly at its opening into the vena cava on the right side, or into the renal on the left.
It was continued of the same colour and consistence into the pulmonary artery, and into the vena cava, the vena azygos, the axillary, and even the right jugular vein.
Again, in the third class of cases above-mentioned, if the vena cava be injected after parturition, the injection will very speedily find its way into the uterus.
This redness could be traced, though in a less degree, through the whole extent of the vena innominata.
From the spleen it runs to the right once more, in front of the pancreas (P), until the inferior vena cava (V.
From the front of the vena cava the parietal peritoneum passes in front of the right kidney (K) and round the right abdominal wall to the mid-ventral line.
In the adult the whole of the impure blood is poured into the right auricle, that from the lower part of the body by the inferior vena cava, and that from the upper part by the superior vena cava.
By this passage it is taken into the right auricle, along with the impure blood of the vena cava.
The impure blood from the upper part of the fœtal body, which is brought down by the superior vena cava, also enters the right auricle, but does not pass from thence through the foramen, like that from the inferior vena cava.
Normally the valves in the femoral and iliac veins and in the inferior vena cava are imperfectly developed, so that in the erect posture the great saphena receives a large share of the backward pressure of the column of venous blood.
This may be observed in sarcoma of the kidney, the growth taking place along the renal vein until it projects into the vena cava.
In this way meers are marked out when a torrent or some other force of Nature has laid open a vena dilatata in a valley, so that it appears either on the slope of a mountain or hill or on a plain.
A vena dilatata may either cross a vena profunda, or join with it, or it may be cut by a vena profunda, and be divided into parts.
In a general way, a vena profunda is a fissure vein, a vena dilatata is a bedded deposit, and a vena cumulata an impregnation, or a replacement or a stockwerk.
When the excavation of these accumulations begins, they at first appear in the shape of a disc; then they open out wider; finally from each of such accumulations is usually formed a "vena cumulata.
In memory of which miners even now call the width of every meer which is located on a vena profunda a "square"[5].
The portal vein carries the blood from the digestive organs to the liver, where it is acted upon, thence poured into the ascending vena cava, and goes back to the heart.
From the nature of the trajectory of the wound and the nature of the path of the bullet on the other side it was obvious that it had traversed major vessels, the aorta and vena cava.
The aorta and vena cava, the heart area, and then a midline incision was made.
Shires was able to dissect around the area sufficient to allow us to gain control of the aorta, superior mesenteric artery and the vena cava and the placement of vascular clamps across these vessels in order to stop the hemmorhage.
Around the bronchial tubes and their ramifications there are also arteries and veins called the bronchial, arising from the vena azygos or vena cava, and from the aorta.
For the heart can be conjoined to the clustering vesicles of the bronchia by blood sent out from itself, and also by blood sent out not from itself but from the vena cava and the aorta.
In Figure 35 a pipe is shown running from the vena contracta to a water tank below.
That another veterinary surgeon had been called in, who said that the first one had punctured the 'vena cava' in the operation, and that the dog had bled to death internally; and she wished to know my opinion.
Item, the vena pulmonalis had burst, from which cause the doctor had spit blood to the last.
Public opinion is the conscience of those authorities.
However novel the assertion to some, it can be easily shown that the example of all who use ardent spirits, except as they use prescribed medicine, is in the scale of intemperance.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "vena" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
