coronary circulation Flashcards

1
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coronary arteries

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left and right

arise from left and right aortic sinuses within aorta

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aortic sinuses

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small openings within aorta behind left and right flaps of aortic valve

when heart is relaxed, back flow of blood fills valve pockets - blood enters coronary arteries

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3
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left coronary artery

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LCA
branches into left anterior descending/anterior interventricular artery
left marginal artery and left circumflex artery (left posterior surface)
~20-25% of individuals - LCX contributes to posterior interventricular artery

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4
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right coronary artery

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branches to form right marginal artery anteriorly

~80-85% individuals - branches into posterior interventricular artery posteriorly

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5
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cardiac veins

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blood travels from subendocardium into thebesian veins

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thebesian veins

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small tributaries running through myocardium - drain into larger veins emptying into coronary sinus

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7
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coronary sinus

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main vein of heart

posterior surface in coronary sulcus (running between left atrium and ventricle)

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8
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sinus drainage

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into right atrium

opening of coronary sinus is between right AV orifice and IVC orificed

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9
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five tributaries draining into coronary sinus

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great cardiac vein
small cardiac vein 
middle cardiac vein
left marginal vein
left posterior ventricular vein
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10
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great cardiac vein

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originates at apex, follows anterior interventricular groove into coronary sulcus, around left heart to join coronary sinus

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small cardiac vein

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anterior surface

passes around right side of heart to join coronary sinus

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12
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middle cardiac vein

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posterior surface of heart

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13
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left marginal vein

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left posterior side

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14
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left posterior ventricular vein

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centre - runs along posterior interventricular sulcus to join coronary sinus

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15
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RCA

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passes to right of pulmonary trunk

runs along coronary sulcus before branching

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16
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right marginal artery

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arises from RCA, moves along right and inferior border of the heart towards apex

17
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posterior RCA

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continues to posterior surface, along coronary sulcus - posterior interventricular artery arises from RCA, follows posterior interventricular groove towards apex

18
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LCA

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passes between left side of pulmonary trunk and left auricle

divides into anterior interventricular branch (LAD) and circumflex branch

19
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LAD

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follows anterior interventricular groove towards apex, continues on posterior surface to anastomose with posterior interventricular branch

20
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LCX

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follows coronary sulcus to left border and onto posterior surface - left marginal branch, follows left border

21
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RCA supply

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supplies RA and RV
SA and AV nodes
posterior part of IVS

22
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RMA supply

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supplies RV and apex

23
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LAD supply

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supplies RV, LV and anterior 2/3 interventricular septum

24
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LMA supply

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supplies LV

25
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LCX supply

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supplies LA and LV

26
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PIa supply

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RV and LV, posterior 1/3 interventricular septum

27
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posterior vein of LV

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runs on diaphragmatic surface of LV, joins sinue to left of middle cardiac vein

28
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Vein of Marshall

A

oblique vein of left atrium
small vein running downwards on posterior LA into sinus
develops from left common cardinal vein (duct of Cuvier)