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Heart transplant surgery. Heart transplantation is a well-established treatment for neglected heart failure in both men and women, boasting a survival rate of 91% after one year and a median survival of 12 to 13 years. Join 👉🏼 Anatomy Human | 🔞

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Cardiac myxoma A benign tumor localized in the left or right atrium. Join 👉🏼 Anatomy Human | 🔞

Aortic dissection. Rupture in the area of atherosclerotic plaque. Dissection to the level of the thoracic aorta. Death from pericardial cavity tamponade with blood. 📌1 photo: General view of the heart and proximal part of the aorta with dissection. 1 - remnants of fibrin and blood clots from the hemopericardium. 2 - Increased diameter of the aorta in the area of dissection can be seen. Hemorrhage in the wall. 3 - massive hemorrhages in the area of the aortic bulb. 📌2 photo: The arrow marks the rupture of the external surface of the aortic bulb, which led to hemothamponade. 📌3 photo: 1 - rupture of the inner surface of the aortic wall. 2 - hematoma due to aortic dissection is clearly visible Join Anatomy Human | 🔞

Implantation of aorto-mitral homograft in infectious double-valve endocarditis. Join 👉🏼 Anatomy Human | 🔞

Atrial fibrillation is a heart rhythm disorder characterized by an irregular heartbeat. In this condition, the sinus node does not coordinate the heart rhythm. Join 👉🏼 Anatomy Human | 🔞

Restoring the heart rhythm A great example of normal heart rhythm recovery - note the ECG changes throughout the process from pre-normal sinus. Join 👉🏼 Anatomy Human | 🔞

The heart in a cocaine overdose This is footage of fatal ventricular fibrillation due to cocaine overdose. In this condition, the heart rate can increase to 250 beats/min (ventricular flutter), followed by ventricular fibrillation (>350 beats/min), followed by cardiac arrest. Join 👉🏼 Anatomy Human | 🔞

The heart in a cocaine overdose This is footage of fatal ventricular fibrillation due to cocaine overdose. In this condition, the heart rate can increase to 250 beats/min (ventricular flutter), followed by ventricular fibrillation (>350 beats/min), followed by cardiac arrest. Join 👉🏼 Anatomy Human | 🔞

The trabecular muscles of the heart It is with the help of this "network" that our heart makes an average of 100,000 beats per day. Join 👉🏼 Anatomy Human | 🔞

Atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular response. Join Anatomy Human | 🔞

The most dangerous clot in the aorta. Looks a lot like a cobra. Join Anatomy Human | 🔞

A fall from the 12th floor. In addition to other injuries, which are common in such trauma, the man had myocardial rupture in three places (the fall was on the anterior surface of the torso). Join Anatomy Human | 🔞

This is roughly what the heart of the average middle-aged person looks like. The yellow deposits you can see are visceral fat. That is, fat that is deposited inside the organs. This is a very dangerous type of fat deposit that is directly linked to cardiovascular disease. Join Anatomy Human | 🔞

The heart of a 66-year-old man who came to the clinic with shortness of breath, leg swelling, and unintentional weight loss. The biopsy showed angiosarcoma. It is a rare type of cancer, a tumor originating from the endothelium and perithelium of blood vessels, extremely malignant and often metastatic. Join Anatomy Human | 🔞

Artificial heart valves These are prostheses, which provide the required direction of blood flow by intermittent overlapping of the mouths of the venous and arterial vessels. The main indication for prosthetics are rough changes of the valve cusps, leading to severe circulatory disorders. Our Body