The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations: HeartThe most critically acclaimed of all of Dr. Frank H. Netter's works, this fully illustrated single book from the 8-volume/13-book reference collection includes: hundreds of world-renowned illustrations by Frank H. Netter, MD; informative text by recognized medical experts; anatomy, physiology, and pathology; and diagnostic and surgical procedures. |
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... VENTRICLE L. PULMONARY ARTERY L. ATRIUM ATRIO- VENTRICULAR SULCUS -L . PULMONARY VEINS MITRAL - VALVE RING R. ATRIUM ... Right Anterior - Oblique Projection ( page 23 ) . This view is used mainly to evaluate left atrial enlarge- ment and ...
... VENTRICLE L. PULMONARY ARTERY L. ATRIUM ATRIO- VENTRICULAR SULCUS -L . PULMONARY VEINS MITRAL - VALVE RING R. ATRIUM ... Right Anterior - Oblique Projection ( page 23 ) . This view is used mainly to evaluate left atrial enlarge- ment and ...
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... VENTRICLE RV = RIGHT VENTRICLE ; RPA = RIGHT PULMONARY ARTERY ; LPA = LEFT PULMONARY ARTERY ; RAA = RIGHT ATRIAL APPENDAGE ( AURICLE ) POST . ( NONCORONARY ) CUSP R. ( CORONARY ). SECTION I - PLATE 25 RADIOLOGY AND ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY ...
... VENTRICLE RV = RIGHT VENTRICLE ; RPA = RIGHT PULMONARY ARTERY ; LPA = LEFT PULMONARY ARTERY ; RAA = RIGHT ATRIAL APPENDAGE ( AURICLE ) POST . ( NONCORONARY ) CUSP R. ( CORONARY ). SECTION I - PLATE 25 RADIOLOGY AND ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHY ...
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... right ventricle the inflow portion - lies directly in front of the tricuspid valve . Just above the upper level of the valve , the ventricle becomes nar- rowed because of the intrusion of a soft - tissue mass on its posterior aspect ...
... right ventricle the inflow portion - lies directly in front of the tricuspid valve . Just above the upper level of the valve , the ventricle becomes nar- rowed because of the intrusion of a soft - tissue mass on its posterior aspect ...
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