vasa

(va‘sah) [L.]. Plural of ras. v. aberran’tia hep’at is, the aberrant ve els of the liver. v. eren’tia, the lymphatic ve els which enter a gland. v. au’ris inter’ns, ve els of the internal car. v. bre’via, the small branches of the splenic artery going to the stomach. v. efferen’tia. 1. The lymphacics which have lymph-glands connected with them. 2. The excretory ducts of the testicle. See testicle. vy. in test i’nw ten’uis, branches of the superior mesenteric artery to the small intestine. v. lymph at’ica, lymphatic ve els. v. pre’via, a condition in which the blood-ve els of the umbilical cord where they enter the placenta present in front of the fetal head in labor. v. pro’pria of Jungbluth, ve els situated beneath the amnion of the carly embryo. v. rec’ta. 1. The straight tubes going to the seminiferous tubules. 2. See festide. v. sanguin’ea in tegumen’ti commu’nis, the ve els of the external skin. v. sanguin’ea ret’inw, the blood-ve els of the retina. v. sero’sa, capillary blood-ve els. Vv. vaso’rum, the small nutrient art erics and veins in the walls of the larger blood-ve els. Vv. Vortico’sa, the stellate veins of the choroid.