Which vessel collects poorly-oxygenated blood that has passed through and supplied the heart tissue and empties into the right atrium?

A. The posterior interventricular vein
B. The coronary sinus
C. The left marginal vein
D. The superior vena cava
E. The great cardiac vein


B. The coronary sinus

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