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	==Figure 1. Drawing of the primary head-vein and its main tributaries in a human embryo 13.8 mm long==		==Figure 1. Drawing of the primary head-vein and its main tributaries in a human embryo 13.8 mm long==

	Carnegie Collection, No. ~~940~~ [[Carnegie stage 17]] [[Week 6]]		Carnegie Collection, No. {{CE940}} [[Carnegie stage 17]] [[Week 6]]

	The tributaries are arranged in the form of three plexuses — the anterior, middle, and posterior dural plexuses. The trunk of the posterior plexus passes through the foramen jugulare in order to empty into the primary head-vein, and this point marks the junction of the intrinsic head portion of the primary head-vein with the neck portion or anterior cardinal vein. The latter eventually becomes the internal jugular vein.		The tributaries are arranged in the form of three plexuses — the anterior, middle, and posterior dural plexuses. The trunk of the posterior plexus passes through the foramen jugulare in order to empty into the primary head-vein, and this point marks the junction of the intrinsic head portion of the primary head-vein with the neck portion or anterior cardinal vein. The latter eventually becomes the internal jugular vein.
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	==Figure 1. Drawing of the primary head-vein and its main tributaries in a human embryo 13.8 mm long==		==Figure 1. Drawing of the primary head-vein and its main tributaries in a human embryo 13.8 mm long==

	(Carnegie Collection, No. 940) The tributaries are arranged in the form of three plexuses — the anterior, middle, and posterior dural plexuses. The trunk of the posterior plexus passes through the foramen jugulare in order to empty into the primary head-vein, and this point marks the junction of the intrinsic head portion of the primary head-vein with the neck portion or anterior cardinal vein. The latter eventually becomes the internal jugular vein.		Carnegie Collection, No. 940 [[Carnegie stage 17]] [[Week 6]]

			The tributaries are arranged in the form of three plexuses — the anterior, middle, and posterior dural plexuses. The trunk of the posterior plexus passes through the foramen jugulare in order to empty into the primary head-vein, and this point marks the junction of the intrinsic head portion of the primary head-vein with the neck portion or anterior cardinal vein. The latter eventually becomes the internal jugular vein.

	Enlarged about 10 diameters (original figure).		Enlarged about 10 diameters (original figure).

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	==Figure 1==		==Figure 1. Drawing of the primary head-vein and its main tributaries in a human embryo 13.8 mm long==

			(Carnegie Collection, No. 940) The tributaries are arranged in the form of three plexuses — the anterior, middle, and posterior dural plexuses. The trunk of the posterior plexus passes through the foramen jugulare in order to empty into the primary head-vein, and this point marks the junction of the intrinsic head portion of the primary head-vein with the neck portion or anterior cardinal vein. The latter eventually becomes the internal jugular vein.

			Enlarged about 10 diameters (original figure).



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