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yugular$2$ - translation to English
Vena Yugular Externa
yugular 2
jugulate
two
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NATURAL NUMBER
Number 2; Two-ness; 2 (the number); Two; Secondly; ₂; ٢; ۲; Even prime; Numero dos; ２; Oddest prime; Two (number); Square root of 4; ២; ➋; ➁; ❷; The number 2; 2^1; The 2; 𐡙; ꩒; ༢; TWO; ௨; २; ২; ੨; ૨; ୨; ౨; ೨; ൨; ߂; ໒; ၂; ႒; ꧒; ᥈; 𐒢; ꣒; 2 (glyph); (II); Brace (hunting); 2 (number); 2️⃣; ASCII 50; \x32; U+0032; Smallest known prime number; Draft:Two; 2¹; 2**1; 1B1; 1 B1
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two
NATURAL NUMBER
Number 2; Two-ness; 2 (the number); Two; Secondly; ₂; ٢; ۲; Even prime; Numero dos; ２; Oddest prime; Two (number); Square root of 4; ២; ➋; ➁; ❷; The number 2; 2^1; The 2; 𐡙; ꩒; ༢; TWO; ௨; २; ২; ੨; ૨; ୨; ౨; ೨; ൨; ߂; ໒; ၂; ႒; ꧒; ᥈; 𐒢; ꣒; 2 (glyph); (II); Brace (hunting); 2 (number); 2️⃣; ASCII 50; \x32; U+0032; Smallest known prime number; Draft:Two; 2¹; 2**1; 1B1; 1 B1
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Definition
Arco venoso yugular
anastomosis entre la vena yugular anterior y la vena facial [A12.3.05.048]
imagen anatómica
imagen anatómica
Wikipedia
Vena yugular externa
La vena yugular externa es una vena que desciende desde el ángulo de la mandíbula hasta la parte central de la clavícula y desemboca en la vena subclavia.[1] Drena la sangre que proviene en su mayor parte del cuero cabelludo y de la cara. Se origina por la unión de la vena auricular posterior y la vena retromandibular. Cualquiera de los dos grandes vasos situados en el cuello reciben la mayor parte de la sangre del exterior del cráneo y de las estructuras profundas de la cara.[2]
