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View of the Base and Diaphragmatic Surface of the Heart

 View of the Base and Diaphragmatic Surface of the Heart

Left pulmonary artery Left superior pulmonary vein Left inferior pulmonary vein Reflexion of pericardium Coronary sinus Aorta. Superior vena cava. Right pulmonary artery Margo obtusus

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Anatomy of the heart and pericardium

  • Anatomy of the heart +

    The heart [cor] is a hollow organ principally composed of muscle, the myocardium. It is lined internally by endocardium which… Read More

  • Anatomy of the pericardium +

    The pericardium is a cone-shaped, fibro-serous sac which surrounds the heart and contains a small amount of fluid [liquor pericardii].… Read More

  • Relations of the heart and pericardium to the thoracic wall +

    Heart. The base of the heart corresponds posteriorly to the fifth, to the ninth thoracic vertebra. Anteriorly the apex is… Read More

  • Morphogenesis of the heart and pericardium +

    The heart is formed by the blending in the median fine of two longitudinal endothelial tubes lying ventral to the… Read More

  • The right atrium of the heart +

    The right atrium (atrium dextrum) is in the right part of the base of the heart. It is irregularly cuboidai… Read More
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