"Using the spelling "azygous" when referring to the vein is incorrect, regardless of whether British or American English 6. Azygous is a word in English meaning 'without pair', but in the context of venous anatomy, see Terminologia Anatomica, azygos vein is the sole correct spelling. Azygous is allowable for an azygos anterior cerebral artery, as in this sense it is being used to mean an unpaired ACA."
"Using the spelling "azygous" when referring to the vein is incorrect, regardless of whether British or American English 6. Azygous is a word in English meaning 'without pair', but in the context of venous anatomy, see Terminologia Anatomica, azygos vein is the sole correct spelling. Azygous is allowable for an azygos anterior cerebral artery, as in this sense it is being used to mean an unpaired ACA."
"Using the spelling "azygous" when referring to the vein is incorrect, regardless of whether British or American English 6. Azygous is a word in English meaning 'without pair', but in the context of venous anatomy, see Terminologia Anatomica, azygos vein is the sole correct spelling. Azygous is allowable for an azygos anterior cerebral artery, as in this sense it is being used to mean an unpaired ACA."
"Using the spelling "azygous" when referring to the vein is incorrect, regardless of whether British or American English 6. Azygous is a word in English meaning 'without pair', but in the context of venous anatomy, see Terminologia Anatomica, azygos vein is the sole correct spelling. Azygous is allowable for an azygos anterior cerebral artery, as in this sense it is being used to mean an unpaired ACA."
"Using the spelling "azygous" when referring to the vein is incorrect, regardless of whether British or American English 6. Azygous is a word in English meaning 'without pair', but in the context of venous anatomy, see Terminologia Anatomica, azygos vein is the sole correct spelling. Azygous is allowable for an azygos anterior cerebral artery, as in this sense it is being used to mean an unpaired ACA."
"The azygos vein initially arises at the union of the right ascending lumbar vein and the right subcostal vein around T12. It enters the thorax via the aortic hiatus in the diaphragm and ascends posteriorly alongside the vertebral bodies, arching over the right main bronchus at T5-T6 and enters the superior vena cava (SVC) at T4 2. "
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"Terminology"
"Azygos vein"
"Accessory hemiazygos vein"
"Hemiazygos vein"