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Interventional Cardiology

Left Gastric Vein

The left gastric vein is a vein conveying deoxygenated blood that gets from tributaries depleting the two surfaces of the stomach; it runs from option to left along the lesser ebb and flow of the stomach, between the two layers of the lesser omentum, to the esophageal opening of the stomach, where it gets some esophageal veins. It at that point diverts in reverse and goes from left to directly behind the omental bursa and channels into the entrance vein. Hence, it goes about as securities between the entry veins and the foundational venous arrangement of the lower throat. 

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