Titlebook: Heart and Coronary Arteries; An Anatomical Atlas Wallace A. McAlpine Book 1975 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1975 Herz.Koronararteri

洞穴

The Left Atriumh roughly denotes the room where one pauses before entering the main hall, seems appropriate although the end diastolic volume of the left atrium is less than the stroke volume—i.e., the chamber acts as more than an atrium but also as a conduit during ventricular filling. The word left atrium denote

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The Right Atriume sinus venarum which is dominated by the orifices of the superior and inferior venae cavae. The venae cavae form a pivotal part of the anatomy of the right atrium—review the dissection on page 7. During a period in development of the human fetus, in adult reptilia and birds, the right and left veno

electrolyte

An Attitudinal Review of the Heart—An Introduction to Spatial Clinical Investigationses, some of a nonradiographic nature, will be placed in summation. Before we commence this study, we will examine two separate features: (1) The two atria have been examined separately in Chapters 5 and 7. We will now examine transections to demonstrate the spatial disposition of each and the septum

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The Great Vessels and the Pericardiumhus. In the presence of large left to right shunts in infants, the pulmonary artery is dilated and under increased pressure, as may be the pulmonary veins when left ventricular failure exists. The left upper lobe bronchus may be compressed—atelectasis results. Compressive vascular forces may be exer

切掉

The Origin of the Coronary Arteriesmooth orifice results. The left main branch, conversely, as a resultant of extremes in either of the two axes—and these extremes are not uncommon—may display a knife-like incisura at the inferior or one of its lateral margins.

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参考书目

An Introduction to the Aorto—Ventricular Unitter the details of the femur are encompassed are the muscles added, the nerves and vessels insinuated, and the whole enveloped by fascia and skin. In the heart, there is a central dominating structure, the ., which consists of the following six structures: (1) .; (2) .; (3) .; (4) ., which are attac

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The Left Ventricle—General Considerations of an apex in a structure evokes definition of a .; the shape of the heart defies comparison to any geometric solid; nevertheless it is not unreasonable to anticipate the location of the base opposite the apex. In a horizontal plane transection neither the lateral wall of the right atrium nor the p

conflate

The Mitral Valveand mural are not in common use; the objection to both will be evident. The papillary muscles are termed lateral (L.M.P.) and posterior (P.P.M.) rather than anterolateral and posteromedial. The commissuers are termed superior (S.C.) and inferior (I.C.).