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ILLUSTRATION
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DESCRIPTION:
The lymph from the intestines collects in a wide lymph vessel
called the cisterna chyli. The lymph then flows into the main
lymphatic duct called the thoracic duct. Lymph from the colon
also flows centrally along the arteries that supply it, and the
mesenteries and peritoneum that support it. Because it drains
lymphatic fluid from virtually every part of the body, the
lymphatic system is heavily involved in the metastasis of
cancer.
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