Published in: NCBI PMC (2019)
If you are strictly looking for anatomical definitions, the term typically refers to one of the following: vena jugularis
Drains more superficial parts of the scalp and face. Anterior Jugular Vein: Drains the front of the neck. Anterior Jugular Vein | Complete Anatomy - Elsevier Published in: NCBI PMC (2019) If you are
If you are interested in medical procedures, this paper discusses cannulation and catheterization . It evaluates the long-term effects and complications, such as thrombosis and occlusion, associated with using the jugular vein for central venous access. 3. For Veterinary Research (High Performance/Stress) such as thrombosis and occlusion
The largest, draining the brain and deep face.