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

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The Left Atrium has long been used—presumably because of the fancied resemblance of the protuberance of the right-sided chamber to the ear of a dog. In the Grays Anatomy of 1893, the word auricle denoted the entirety of each chamber (right or left) which was divided into two parts, sinus and appendix. Approximatel

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An Attitudinal Review of the Heart—An Introduction to Spatial Clinical Investigationss. It has unfolded the epidemiology and pathophysiology of asymmetric septal hypertrophy and provides a safe and often superior technique for the determination of the type and degree of functional impairment of the heart. This technique, along with cardiac imaging with radiopharmaceutical agents, is

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The Origin of the Coronary Arteriessverse, or posterior: In a frontal plane, the axis may be superior, horizontal, or inferior. In any anatomic study, be it in a laboratory or a clinical setting, it is essential that both axes be defined. What is the clinical relevance of these axes? First, and most evident, they dictate the radiogra

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The Branches of the Coronary Arteriesanch of the anterior division and . branch of the posterior division course over the borders of the lateral wall. A . branch of either the anterior or posterior division descends in the 90° sector of this wall; similarly . branches of the anterior division and . branches of both divisions cross the

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Wallace A. McAlpine M.D., F.A.C.S., F.R.C.S, Eng., F.R.C.S. ED.ous advances in x-ray and ultrasonic techniques. An enabling force behind this progress has been the (so far) exponentially increasing power of computers, which has made it practical to explore fundamentally new approaches. In particular, what our group terms "model-based" modalities-which produce t