How To Use Hepatic vein In A Sentence

The effect of permanent hepatic vein occlusion in treatment of liver cancer needs further investigation.
The UVC courses from umbilical vein to left portal vein to ductus venosus to either hepatic vein or IVC and then into right atrium.
The hepatic vein is cannulated and a tract created through the liver parenchyma from the hepatic to the portal vein, with a needle under ultrasonographic and fluoroscopic guidance.
Foam cells were not seen in the hepatic veins or in the sinusoids.
He discovered the valve which guards the _foramen ovale_ in the fœtus; and he not only verified the observation of Etienne as to the valve-like fold guarding the entrance of each hepatic vein into the inferior vena cava, but he also fully described the _vena azygos_. Fathers of Biology

The effect of permanent hepatic vein occlusion in treatment of liver cancer needs further investigation.
These capillaries in turn empty into a single system of veins which, uniting to form the _hepatic veins_ Physiology and Hygiene for Secondary Schools
Two patients had hepatic vein stenoses that were treated by balloon dilatation; 1 patient had bile leak, which settled spontaneously.
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Adhesions are broad and very short septa between portal tracts and hepatic veins.
The portion of the right subcardinal behind this cross communication disappears, while that in front, i.e., the prerenal part, forms a connection with the ductus venosus at the point of opening of the hepatic veins, and, rapidly enlarging, receives the blood from the postrenal part of the right cardinal through the cross communication referred to. V. Angiology. 3. Development of the Vascular System