Renal Veins: The Pathway from Kidneys to Heart - Explained
The renal veins return from the kidneys and help transport filtered waste into the heart. In the kidneys, the renal veins receive freshly oxygenated blood from branching renal arteries. This fresh blood is then filtered and returned to the vena cava from the renal veins.Kidney Disease - Related Articles
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