Who is Venae?

The term "Venae" refers to veins in Latin. In the context of the search results, it seems to be a broad term that encompasses different uses and meanings. Here are a few interpretations of "Venae" based on the search results:

Venae Sectio vs. modified Seldinger TechniqueThe search result mentions a comparison between venae sectio and the modified Seldinger technique for placing a TIAP (transhepatic intrahepatic portosystemic shunt). This appears to be a medical procedure involving the placement of a portosystemic shunt using different techniques.

Venae Cavae"Venae cavae" refers to the superior vena cava and the inferior vena cava, which are large veins that return deoxygenated blood from the body to the heart. This anatomical term is commonly used in biology and medicine.

Venae Cordis Minimae"Venae cordis minimae" is another anatomical term that refers to a number of small veins in the walls of all heart chambers , also known as Thebesian veins. They provide drainage for blood directly into the heart chambers and act as a collateral circulation pathway.

Venae JessurunThe search result mentions "Venae Jessurun" in the context of track and field athletics at Baylor University. It seems to refer to an athlete participating in hurdles events.

Venae Rodriguez"Venae Rodriguez" is mentioned as a person's name and their professional affiliation as an LCSW (Licensed Clinical Social Worker).

Please let me know if you were referring to any specific interpretation of "Venae" or if you have any other questions related to this term.