The Esophagus: Anatomy PART 2

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In the Anatomy of the Esophagus PART 2 video, I will talk about the anatomy of the abdominal esophagus, arterial irrigation, venous drainage, lymphatic system and nerves of the esophagus. All the information presented is taken from books or scientific articles. I decided to make it shorter to improve retention, in the next video, we will talk about the clinical application of this video.

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13. “Capítulo 2: Abdomen/Esófago.” Moore / Anatomía Con Orientación Clínica, by Keith L. Moore et al., 7th ed., Wolters Kluwer Health, 2013, pp. 282–285.

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