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Fig. 4A. —Dissected abdomen from cadaver of 67-year-old woman with no
evidence of abdominal disease. Photograph shows anterior aspect of stomach and
greater omentum. Anastomosis of right and left epiploic veins in greater
omentum, arch of epiploic vein (arrowheads), is located inferior to
gastroepiploic vein (arrows) extending along greater curvature of
stomach. ST = stomach, OM = greater omentum.
