I am studying the portal system of rat and frog. It is not clear in scientific literature whether a frog has, besides a left gastric vein (vena gastrica sinistra) also a right gastric vein. Do you...

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I am studying the portal system of rat and frog. It is not clear in scientific literature whether a frog has, besides a left gastric vein (vena gastrica sinistra) also a right gastric vein. Do you know? Or where can I find an answer?


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Answer To: I am studying the portal system of rat and frog. It is not clear in scientific literature whether a...

Robert answered on Dec 26 2021
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Hepatic portal system: Found in all chordates. In mammals, there is a single vein called hepatic
p
ortal vein, formed by the union of six main veins, which drain venous blood from different parts
of alimentary canal (digestive system) into the liver. These veins are :
(i) Posterior or Inferior mesenteric vein: Collect blood from rectal wall and anal region. This
vein possesses maximum diluted blood. Posterior mesenteric made up of by joining of 4 small
veins that is rectal vein, sigmoid...
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