CV anatomy Flashcards
LCX
Lateral and posterior wall of left ventricle
LAD
Anterior 2/3 of interventricular septum,
anterior papillary muscle,
anterior surface of left ventricle
PD/interventricular artery
Posterior 1/3 of interventricular septum (vs. LAD)
Posterior wall of ventricles.
Right dominant circulation
85%,
PD arises from RCA
Left dominant circulation
8%
PD arises from LCX
Codominant circulation
7%,
PD arises from both RCA and LCX
Coronary artery occlusion most common in?
LAD
SA and AV node supplied by
RCA
Coronary artery fills during
disastole
The most posterior part of the heart
LA;
thus enlargement may cause
1) dysphagia (esophagus)
2) hoarseness (left recurrent laryngeal)
Transesophageal echo useful for
diagnosing
1) left atrial enlargement
2) aortic dissection
3) thoracic aortic aneurysm