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Anatomy The Portal Vein is made up three main vessels the Superior and Inferior Mesenteric veins and the Splenic vein. When these three vessels converge they become the Main Portal Vein which enter…
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Children slip, trip and fall every single day. They come in to the ER and you might get an x-ray. But do you know how to interpret it?
