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    1. The document describes the anatomy of the heart including its external features such as having three sides and four margins as well as its internal structures like the two upper chambers known as atria and two lower chambers called ventricles. 2. It notes the heart's location in the mediastinum behind the sternum and between the lungs and provides details on its membranes, valves, vascularization and innervation. 3. Key anatomical structures of the heart mentioned are the superior and inferior vena cava, pulmonary and mitral valves, coronary arteries and cardiac plexus.

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    1. The document describes the anatomy of the heart including its external features such as having three sides and four margins as well as its internal structures like the two upper chambers known as atria and two lower chambers called ventricles. 2. It notes the heart's location in the mediastinum behind the sternum and between the lungs and provides details on its membranes, valves, vascularization and innervation. 3. Key anatomical structures of the heart mentioned are the superior and inferior vena cava, pulmonary and mitral valves, coronary arteries and cardiac plexus.

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    Anatomia Co - Isabella

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    1. The document describes the anatomy of the heart including its external features such as having three sides and four margins as well as its internal structures like the two upper chambers known as atria and two lower chambers called ventricles. 2. It notes the heart's location in the mediastinum behind the sternum and between the lungs and provides details on its membranes, valves, vascularization and innervation. 3. Key anatomical structures of the heart mentioned are the superior and inferior vena cava, pulmonary and mitral valves, coronary arteries and cardiac plexus.

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    1.Right margin right artrium- 3.

    Left margin (left ventricle


    vena cava) and left atrium
    2. Inferior margin right and 4.Upper margin( right and
    leftt atrium. left atria)

    1. ANTERIOR
    (sternocostal) side.
    EXTERNAL ANATOMY OF Weight:
    250 g in women and 300 g
    2. DIAPHRAGMATIC face THE HEART in men.
    (inferior).

    EPAHS
    SECAF

    3. LUNG FACE (left) Inverted cone

    SIZE:
    The heart has three
    12 cm in length, 9 cm in
    sides and four
    width and 6 cm in
    margins.
    thickness.

    MEMBRANES

    Pericardium LOCATION:
    (Fibrous/Superficial).
    In the mediastinum, behind
    Epicardium
    the sternum and between
    Myocardium
    the lungs.
    Endocardium
    Left atrioventricular
    valve: Innervation:
    Mitral valve, aortic valve,
    Crdiac plexus (Vagus
    right atrioventricular valve.
    nerve).
    Tricuspid valve, pulmonary
    valve.

    INTERNAL ANATOMY OF Two upper chambers


    OUTER WALL ( pectineus
    muscles)
    THE HEART (atria)

    SEITIVAC
    Two lower chambers
    ANTEROEXTERNAL WALL
    (ventricles)
    (fleshy columns)
    INTERNAL WALL
    RIGHT ATRIUM
    (interatrial septum)
    Superior vena cava, inferior
    POSTERIOR WALL ( four
    vena cava and coronary
    pulmonary veins)
    sinus.

    LEFT VENTRICLE

    (Mitral and aortic valve)


    VASCULARIZATION
    RIGHT VENTRICLE

    (Tricuspid valve)
    Coronary arteries and
    coronary sinus.

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