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V's from which cerebellum the enter the inferior petrosal and the occipital sinuses, inferior cerebral v. A v. which receives the blood from the lower surface of the cerebrum and empties into one or another of the sinuses at the base of the skull, inferior dental v. A v. which returns the blood from the parts supplied by the inferior dental artery into the pterygoid plexus. inferior hemorrhoidal v. A v. which returns the blood from the parts supplied by the artery of like name and empties into the internal iliac v. inferior labial v's. Two or three v's which collect the blood in the lower lip and empty into the submental branch of the facial v. inferior laryngeal v. A branch of the inferior thyroid v. which receives the blood from the lower part of the larynx, inferior mesenteric v. A branch of the portal or the splenic v. which returns the blood from the distribution of the inferior mesenteric artery, inferior thyroid v's. V's whose radicles form a plexus on the anterior surface of the larynx, returning the blood from the thyroid gland, the lower part of the larynx, the trachea, and the esophagus, and emptying, one on each side, into the innominate v's. innominate v's. The large v's, one on each side, formed by the union of the subclavian and internal articulations. jugular v's behind the sternoclavicular They unite on the right side a little below the cartilage of the first rib to form the superior vena cava. intercostal v's. Branches of the large and small azygous v's and the superior intercostal v's which accompany the arteries of the same name.