Cardiovascular System 5, Pulmonary vessels

Pulmonary vessels take blood to and from the lungs.

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what is the length(area) of the distance of a capillary when it changes from afferent to efferent before branching again? in real time, midstream to a alveoli gland

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The oxygenated blood passes through all lobes but y it doesn't enters the interlobar part???? Please explain sir

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I knew that left lung has 8 segment.Hasn't?

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We would expect eight to nine segments on the left depending on the division of the lobe. In general, there are four segments in the left upper lobe (anterior, apicoposterior, inferior and superior lingula) and four or five in the left lower lobe (lateral, anteromedial, superior and posterior).