Which of these is true about bronchopulmonary segment?

Correct Answer: Pulmonary veins are intersegmental
Description: Ans. D Pulmonary veins are intersegmentalRef: Gray's Basic Anatomy E-book, P 87* It is a subdivision of a lung lobe,* It is pyramidal in shape, its apex lies toward the root, while its base lies on the lung surface.* It is surrounded by connective tissue septa.* It has a segmental, bronchus, a segmental artery, lymph vessels, and autonomic nerves.* The segmental vein lies in the intersegmental CT septa between the segments.* A diseased segment can be removed surgically, because it is a structural unit.
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