Common Basal Vein of Left Lung
Vena basalis communis pulmonis sinistri
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Origin: Union of superior and inferior basal veins.
Course: Accompanies the inferior lobar bronchus of left lung.
Tributaries: Superior and inferior basal veins.
Drainage: Anteromedial, lateral, and posterior basal bronchopulmonary (and surrounding) segments of left lung.
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