vesical veins

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ves·i·cal veins

[TA]

veins that drain the vesical venous plexus; they join the internal iliac veins.

Synonym(s): venae vesicales [TA]

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ves·i·cal veins

(ves'i-kăl vānz) [TA]

These drain the vesical venous plexus and join the internal iliac veins.

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