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Great cerebral vein
Superior thalamostriate vein

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Superior thalamostriate vein

Vena thalamostriata superior

Related terms: Superior thalamostriate vein; Terminal vein

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Human anatomy 2

Human body >
Integrating systems >
Cardiovascular system >
Systemic veins >
Cranial veins >
Veins of brain >
Deep cerebral veins >
Great cerebral vein >
Superior thalamostriate vein

Underlying structures:

Veins of septum pellucidum

Human anatomy 1

Systemic anatomy >
Cardiovascular system >
Veins >
Superior vena cava >
Brachiocephalic vein >
Cerebral veins >
Deep cerebral veins >
Great cerebral vein >
Superior thalamostriate vein; Terminal vein

Underlying structures:

Anterior vein of septum pellucidum
Posterior vein of septum pellucidum
Medial vein of lateral ventricle
Lateral vein of lateral ventricle
Veins of caudate nucleus

Human neuroanatomy

Central nervous system >
Blood supply of brain and spinal cord >
Blood supply of brain >
Deep cerebral veins >
Great cerebral vein >
Superior thalamostriate vein

Underlying structures:

Veins of septum pellucidum
Medial vein of lateral ventricle
Lateral vein of lateral ventricle
Veins of caudate nucleus

Comparative anatomy in animals

Vena thalamostriata

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