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These collect urine at the apex of each renal pyramid where the renal papillae are found. This is number 5 on the image.
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Minor calyx
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This is distal to the renal pelvis and labelled as number 3 on the model.
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Ureter
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This would be better seen in a coronal cross section of the kidney itself rather than as a structure leaving the kidney. It is important for collection of urine and would be found at the centre of the kidney.
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Renal pelvis
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This is number 15 in the image. They are made of many nephrons which are the functional units of the kidney responsible for producing urine.
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Renal pyramid
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This is correct. The major calyx is formed by teh confluence of two or more minor calyces.
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Major calyx
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Abdominal anatomy
Name the annotated structure?

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