THE COMMON ILIAC VEINS (Fig. 456)

These (V. iliacæ communes) are two very large but short trunks which

result from the union of the internal and external iliac veins of each

side at the sacro-iliac articulation. The left one is the longer and

crosses obliquely over the terminal part of the aorta. The chief

tributaries of each are as follows:

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