👉 Bone veins are small blood vessels that run through the bones of the body, usually in the ends or surfaces of long bones, such as the femur and tibia. They are not always visible on X-rays or other imaging tests but can be seen using specialized techniques like MRI or CT scans. Bone veins play a role in maintaining bone health by supplying oxygen and nutrients to the bone cells and removing waste products. They also help regulate body temperature and contribute to the overall fluid balance within the body.
