trace blood flow starting from arch of aorta to the jejunum and back all arteries veins...
trace blood flow starting from arch of aorta to the jejunum and back all arteries veins and organs included..... with pictures please thanks
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Jejunum is the part of small intestine which connects duodenum to ileum .
The arterial blood supply to jejunum starts from arch of aorta to celiac trunk then to Superior mesenteric artery which then supplies to jejunum via jejunal arteries .
The venous blood supply is from Jejunal veins to superior mesenteric veins which joins to splenic and portal vein . From portal vein it goes to left gastric vein and then to azygos vein which finally reaches to superior vena cava.
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