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The superior rectum normally drains into the hepatic portal system impotence lotion levitra plus 400 mg buy with mastercard, although the superior rectal veins anastomose with the middle and inferior rectal veins, which are tributaries of the internal iliac veins. The female (B) and male (C) pelvic veins and venous plexuses are 1349 demonstrated. Tributaries of the internal iliac veins are more variable than the branches of the internal iliac artery with which they share names, but roughly accompany them, draining the same territories that the arteries supply. However, there are no veins accompanying the umbilical arteries between the pelvis and the umbilicus, and the iliolumbar veins from the iliac fossae of the greater pelvis usually drain into the common iliac veins instead. Testicular veins traverse the greater pelvis as they pass from the deep inguinal ring toward their posterior abdominal terminations but do not usually drain pelvic structures. They anastomose with the internal vertebral venous plexus (Chapter 2), providing an alternate collateral pathway to reach either the inferior or superior vena cava. It may also provide a pathway for metastasis of prostatic or ovarian cancer cells to vertebral or cranial sites. Lymph Nodes of Pelvis the lymph nodes receiving lymph drainage from pelvic organs are variable in number, size, and location. External iliac lymph nodes: lie above the pelvic brim, along the external iliac vessels. They receive lymph mainly from the inguinal lymph nodes; however, they receive lymph from pelvic viscera, especially the superior parts of the middle to anterior pelvic organs. Whereas most lymphatic drainage from the pelvis tends to parallel routes of venous drainage, lymphatic drainage to the external iliac nodes does not. Internal iliac lymph nodes: clustered around the anterior and posterior divisions of the internal iliac artery and the origins of the gluteal arteries. They receive drainage from the inferior pelvic viscera, deep perineum, and 1351 gluteal region and drain into the common iliac nodes. Sacral lymph nodes: lie in the concavity of the sacrum, adjacent to the median sacral vessels. They receive lymph from postero-inferior pelvic viscera and drain either to internal or common iliac nodes. These nodes begin a common route for drainage from the pelvis that passes next to the lumbar (caval/aortic) nodes. Inconstant direct drainage to the common iliac nodes occurs from some pelvic organs. Both primary and minor groups of pelvic nodes are highly interconnected, so that many nodes can be removed without disturbing drainage. The interconnections also allow cancer to spread in virtually any direction, to any pelvic or abdominal viscus. While the lymphatic drainage tends to parallel the venous drainage (except for that to the external iliac nodes, where proximity provides a rough guide), the pattern is not sufficiently predictable to allow the progress of metastatic cancer from pelvic organs to be anticipated or staged in a manner comparable to that of breast cancer progressing though the axillary nodes.

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