The relationship between the papillary muscles and the anatomicosurgical segments of the left ventricle of the human heart.
Cláudio Piras, H Rodrigues, Ana Catarina Durão de Lacerda Lopes, Liberato J.A. DiDio
Abstract
Cláudio Piras, H Rodrigues, Ana Catarina Durão de Lacerda Lopes, Liberato J.A. DiDio
Abstract
The relationship between the blood supply of the papillary muscles of the left ventricle of 90 adult human Caucasian hearts and the arteries of the cardiac anatomicosurgical segments was studied after arterial injection of Vinyl acetate and partial or total corrosion. The anterior papillary muscle belongs in most cases to the I SV segment whereas the posterior muscle belongs to the III DV segment, the former pertaining to the left coronary a. and the latter to the right a.
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The relationship between the blood supply of the papillary muscles of the left ventricle of 90 adult human Caucasian hearts and the arteries of the cardiac anatomicosurgical segments was studied after arterial injection of Vinyl acetate and partial or total corrosion. The anterior papillary muscle belongs in most cases to the I SV segment whereas the posterior muscle belongs to the III DV segment, the former pertaining to the left coronary a. and the latter to the right a.
Key concepts: Ventricle, Papillary muscle, Coronary arteries, Anatomy, Internal medicine, Cardiology, Medicine, Human heart