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vasculature

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vasculature /vas·cu·la·ture/ (vas´ku-lah-chur)
2. any part of the circulatory system.

vas·cu·la·ture (vsky-l-chr)
n.
Arrangement of blood vessels in the body or in an organ or body part.

vasculature
[vas′kyəlā′chər]
Etymology: L, vasculum
the blood vessels in an organ or tissue.

vasculature [vas´ku-lah-chur″]
2. any part of the circulatory system.
3. the supply of vessels to a specific region.

vasculature
1. the vascular system of the body, or any part of it.
2. the supply of vessels to a specific region.


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