The renal arteries, the renal veins and the ureters.

So we have some arteries, the renal arteries, that flow into them.

Suturing the renal vein.

And there are two arteries, so pulmonary arteries left and right pulmonary arteries.

Now arteries.

It's called ad renal because it's sitting on top of the kidney, which is the renal.

Okay, we will cut a piece of her aorta, use it to make an arterial cuff around the renal arteries, and then we'll have one in anastomosis instead of three.

These arteries, called coronary arteries, surround, or crown, the heart.

Renal vein and artery are anastomose.

Our arteries can clog.

Arteries are over here.

Robert MacArthur died of renal cancer in 1972.

No bone or arteries involved.

The prognosis is poor for progressing renal cell cancer.

And renal is just a word referring to kidneys.

Well the difference is that arteriosclerosis is happening in the large arteries and middle sized arteries.

And these bronchial arteries bring then, really wonderful oxygenated blood, right. These are the bronchial arteries.

You've got pulmonary arteries carrying blood, you've got bronchial arteries carrying blood and that blood mixes.

In the lower extremities, weak pulses in the femoral arteries and arteries of the feet are found.

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So large and middle sized arteries.

Heart disease from clogged arteries, atherosclerosis.

A rare inflammation of the arteries.

The dose should be decreased in patients with renal disease.

And we've got renal veins with blood flowing back out of them. Once the blood is headed back to the heart, we call it renal vein.

So this makes perfect sense that the first few arteries, those large arteries and even those medium sized arteries are going to be able to deal with the pressure really well.

So unlike the vein, the tunica media in the arteries in both types of arteries is actually quite large.

I'm going to cut some veins, arteries.

And these are called the bronchial arteries.

Saxon died on June 25, 2009 of heart and renal failure.

You can see the renal artery blood coming in, going through the afferent arteriole, the efferent arteriole, draining back into the peritubular capillaries and finally the renal vein.

So I think of large and middle sized arteries a little differently than I think about small arteries or arterioles.

She died in Zurich of acute renal failure in 1951, aged 67.

You're probably still wondering 'Where is the renal vein in all this?'

European Agreement on main international traffic arteries (AGR).

The lungs and the arteries of the earth.

Let me do a different color for arteries.

I think of arteries in two different groups.

You'd better get a man with younger arteries.

This is one of the arteries that feed the heart, one of the main arteries, and you can see the narrowing here.

It doesn't happen as often in the small arteries and arterioles. So its happening more often in the large and middle arteries.

And actually, the other thing we think about with these arteries is that there is not so much volume in the arteries.

And get a better understanding of pulmonary arteries and veins relative to the other arteries and veins that are in the body.

I even knew the differential diagnosis in how to classify renal tubular acidosis.

Fortunately, the shark bite didn't hit any major arteries.