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Blood Supply of Other Structures
Complexity is the prodigy of the world. Simplicity is the sensation of the universe. Behind complexity, there is always simplicity to be revealed. Inside simplicity, there is always complexity to be discovered — Gang Yu
Introduction
The Common Vein is about defining the simplicity in biology and medicine and building to its complexity.
It is about defining the parts that make up the whole.
It is about identifying the bridges that connect the parts.
It is about learning through perspectives which provide a framework from which the learning process proceeds.
It is about understanding biology and medicine in the context of the whole
The arteries are part of the bridging system that connects the parts that enable the whole to function.
Specifically they are the conduits and transport system that deliver blood to the organs from the heart.
