Abstract
The internal jugular vein is a signicant landmark encountered during central venous catheter insertion, and in various surgical and radiological procedures in the neck. A good knowledge of the variations becomes essential to check any inadvertent injury. The variant observed here includes the formation of a communication between the linguofacial trunk and anterior jugular vein. A knowledge of all possible variants becomes clinically signicant at times when venous access is imperative and to the surgeon operating at this level.
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