What plane of section is visible in the image below? sagittal coronal transverse oblique Three: Section through human thorax phrenic nerve brachiocephalic vein manubrium of sternum aortic arch trachea left phrenic nerve esophagus right lung left lung T3 thoracic duct left vagus nerve and recurrent laryngeal
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