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Images 09. Cardiovascular and Lymphatic Systems

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Blood Vessel Lumen

Blood Vessels Arteries

Blood Vessels Capillary

Blood Vessels Veins

Blood Vessels

Blood Components

Capillary Circulation

Heart Endocardium

Heart Valves 2

Heart Valves

Interal Carotid

Figure 9-1. Scheme of blood vessels.

Figure 9-2. The human heart.

Figure 9-3. Scheme of heart valves.

Figure 9-4. Cardiovascular circulatory patterns.

Figure 9-5. Main arteries of the human body.

Figure 9-6. Main veins of the human body.

Figure 9-7. The human lymphatic system.

Figure 1-1. The circulatory system.

Figure 1-2. The heart.

Figure 1-3. The coronary arteries.

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One-way Valve

Portal System

RBCs

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