Assertion: renal vein's branch | /r/CapableOf | join in front of the aorta
Facets:
value: together
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: According to Gillot, there are three main types of CLRV: (1) CLRV with partial distal bifidity, in which the retroaortic branch receives the root of the hemiazygos; (2) CLRV with partial proximal bifidity, a more common variant, in which the origin is separated, and the two branches join together in front of the aorta; (3) complete CLRV, in which we have two thick venous trunks that are leaving the hilum, and they remain separated until their ending in the IVC.