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Síntesis anatomía uréteres - drenaje e inervación

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by Juliana Forero
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La vena gonadal derecha drena directamente en la , mientras que la vena gonadal izquierda lo hace en la .

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Las venas ilíacas comunes derecha e izquierda se unen para formar la .

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Las venas gonadales se encargan del drenaje venoso de la porción y del uréter .

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La inervación simpática del uréter proviene de los plexos , , e hipogástrico superior , e inhibe el peristaltismo ureteral , además de producir vasoconstricción de los vasos ureterales .

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La inervación del uréter procede del nervio vago ( para el uréter superior ) y de los nervios ( S2 ? S4 ) para el uréter inferior , y su función principal es estimular el peristaltismo ureteral .

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El dolor ureteral se transmite por fibras simpáticas ( T10 ? L2 ) , lo que explica el dolor irradiado al , , y .

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