Unit 4 - Wk 2 Anatomy

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Back 1

Left coronary Artery And its Branches
LCA (red)
LAD (purple)
Circumflex (Burgendy)

Front 2

+ angina pectoris

Back 2

Note atherosclerotic plaque in LAD

Back 3

right coronary artery

24 = SA nodal artery

Front 4

Back 4

right coronary artery

24 = SA nodal artery

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Back 5

Left Coronary Artery

14 = LAD

7 = circumflex

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Back 6

LV Enlargement; often ude to aortic stenosis

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Back 7

Double Density sign of left atrial enlargement; note the right border has a double border

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Back 8

Right ventricular hypertrophy in a man w pulmonary hypertension

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Back 9

right atrial enlargement

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Back 10

CHF

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Back 11

CHF w left ventricular hypertrophy following chronic rheumatic aortic stenosis

note engorgement of pulmonary arteries and veins

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Back 12

Constrictive pericarditis in a 45 yo man with dyspnea and chest pain

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Back 13

Acute Pericarditis; bright outlining of the pericardial sac

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Back 14

Normal Aorta

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Back 15

Saccular aneurysm of the aortic arch

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Back 16

Aortic Dissection; black arrows = intimal flap

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Back 17

Coarctation of the aorta

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Back 18

Coarctation 4

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Back 19

Coarctation; note dilation proximal to the coarctation; radial pulses will be much stronger than foot pulses

Note notching of the ribs

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Back 20

Notching of ribs in pt with coarctation of the aorta (sign of 3)

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Back 21

Thoracic aortogram post high speed MV accident; traumatic aortic ruptures occur just beyond the origin of the left subclavian artery

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Back 22

Left atrial Myxoma; (this view is from behind the pt);