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Small Arteries, Called Vasa Nevorum, Supply Blood To Nerves And The Myelin Sheaths Covering Nerve Axons. 3D Rendering

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Small arteries, called vasa nevorum, supply blood to nerves and the myelin sheaths covering nerve axons. 3D rendering

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