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Collection |
Image_ID |
Title |
Description |
View |
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CCP01001 |
Alveoli |
Schematic representation of a group of alveoli |
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CCP01002 |
Anatomy, heart and descending aorta |
Anterior overview of a male figure showing the heart, aortic arch, and
descending aorta |
anterior view |
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CCP01003 |
Anatomy, heart and descending aorta |
Anterior overview of a male figure showing the heart, aortic arch, and
descending aorta |
anterior view |
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CCP01004 |
Aortic arch, fetal |
The aortic arch and descending aorta (Desc. AO) of a prone fetus in a
vertex presentation. AO, aorta; LA, l. atrium; RA, r. atrium; RPA,
r. pulmonary artery |
coronal view |
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CCP01005 |
Arteries, systemic |
Systemic arteries, shown schematically. The aorta consists of
ascending, arch, descending, thoracic, and abdominal regions |
anterior view |
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CCP01006 |
Capillaries |
Schematic representation of arteriole-capillary-venule network |
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CCP01007 |
Capillaries |
Schematic representation of arteriole-capillary-venule network |
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CCP01008 |
Cardiac anatomy, external |
External anatomy of the heart and great vessels, r. pulmonary a.(RPA),
sup. vena cava (SCV), aorta (Ao), pulmonary tr. (PT), l. pulmonary
a.(LPA), l. atrial append. (LAA), r. atrial append. (RAA), r. atrium
(RA), r. ventricle (RV), l. ventricle (LV) |
anterior view |
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CCP01009 |
Cardiac anatomy, external |
External anatomy of the heart and great vessels. R. pulm. a.(RPA), sup.
vena cava (SCV), aorta (Ao), l.pulm.a.(LPA), l.upper pulm. v.(LUPV), l.
lower pulm.v. (LLPV), l.atrium (LA), l.ventricle (LV), r. pulm.a. (RPA);
r.pulm.a.: upper (RUPV), lower (RLPV) |
posterior view |
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CCP01010 |
Cardiac anatomy, external |
External anatomy of the heart and great vessels, showing r. pulmonary a.
(RPA), sup. vena cava (SCV), aorta (Ao), r. pulmonary v. (RPV),
pulmonary trunk (PT), r. atrium (RA), r. ventricle (RV), r. atrial
appendage (RAA), inferior vena cava (ICV) |
right lateral view |
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CCP01011 |
Cardiac anatomy, external |
External anatomy of the heart and great vessels, showing l. pulmonary a.
(LPA), aorta (Ao), l. pulmonary v. (LPV), l. atrial appendage (LAA), l.
ventricle (LV) |
left lateral view |
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CCP01012 |
Cardiac anatomy, external |
External anatomy of the heart and great vessels. R.pulmonary a. (RPA),
sup. vena cava (SCV), aorta (Ao), pulmonary trunk (PT), l. pulmonary a.
(LPA), l. atrium (LA), l. atrial appendage (LAA), l. ventricle (LV),
r.ventricle (RV), r. atrial appendage (RAA) |
superior view |
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CCP01013 |
Cardiac anatomy, external |
External anatomy of the heart and great vessels, showing, aorta (Ao), l.
lower pulmonary a. (LLPA), l. atrium (LA), l. ventricle (LV), r. atrium
(RA), r. ventricle (RV), inferior vena cava (ICV) |
inferior view |
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CCP01014 |
Cardiac anatomy, external |
External anatomy of heart and great vessels. R pulmonary a. (RPA), sup.
vena cava (SCV), aorta (Ao), pulmonary tr. (PT), r. atrium (RA), r.
atrial append. (RAA), r. ventricle (RV), r. pulmonary v.(RPV), inf.
vena cava (ICV) |
right anterior oblique view |
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CCP01015 |
Cardiac anatomy, external |
External anatomy of the heart and great vessels, showing sup. vena cava
(SCV), aorta (AO), pulmonary trunk (PT), r. atrial appendage (RAA), l.
atrial appendage (LAA), r. ventricle (RV), l. ventricle (LV), l.
pulmonary v.(LPV), l. pulmonary a.(LPA) |
left anterior oblique view |
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CCP01016 |
Cardiac anatomy, external |
Cardiac specimen with great vessels: r. brachiocephalic v. (RBCV),
l.brachiocephalic v. (LBCV), sup.vena cava (SCV), aorta (AO), pulmonary
tr. (PT), r.atrium (RA), r.ventricle (RV), l.ventricle (LV), inf.vena
cava (ICV), esophagus (E), trachea (Tr) |
anterior view |
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CCP01017 |
Cardiac conduction |
Cardiac conduction. Right heart. The sinus node and atrioventricular
node are both atrial structures; the His bundle travels through the
right fibrous trigone to reach the summit of the ventricular septum |
anterolateral view |
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CCP01018 |
Cardiac conduction |
Cardiac conduction. Left heart. Section of heart showing structures of
the cardiac conduction system including the sinus node, atrioventricular
node, and His bundle traveling through ventricular septum |
coronal view |
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CCP01019 |
Cardiac conduction |
Cardiac conduction. Left heart. Section of heart showing structures of
the cardiac conduction system including the sinus node, atrioventricular
node, and His bundle traveling through ventricular septum |
coronal view |
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CCP01020 |
Cardiac silhouette, chest radiogram |
Borders of frontal cardiac silhouette demonstrated on chest radiogram.
R. brachiocephalic v. (RBCV), l. brachiocephalic v. (LBCV), aortic knob,
sup. vena cava (SCV), pulmonary tr. (PT), r. atrium (RA), l. ventricle
(LV), inf. vena cava (ICV), pericardium |
anterior view |
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CCP01021 |
Cardiac valve, aortic |
The aortic valve shown in a simulated open position |
superior view |
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CCP01022 |
Cardiac valve, aortic |
The aortic valve shown in a simulated closed position |
superior view |
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CCP01023 |
Cardiac valves, atrioventricular |
Cardiac cross section, short-axis view, annular level. Tricuspid and
mitral orifices are shown. Aorta (Ao), pulmonary trunk (PT), tricuspid
valve (TV), mitral valve (MV) |
cross-section view |
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CCP01024 |
Cardiac valves, atrioventricular |
Cardiac cross section, short-axis view, mid-leaflet level. The anterior
leaflet (arrow) of each valve is a midcavitary structure that divides
its ventricle into inflow and outflow regions. Pulmonary trunk (PT) |
cross-section view |
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CCP01025 |
Circulation system |
Schematic representation of the circulation system |
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CCP01026 |
Circulation system |
Schematic representation of the circulation system |
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CCP01027 |
Circulation system |
Schematic representation of the circulation system within the body |
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CCP01028 |
Circulation, fetal |
Schematic representation of the fetal circulation system showing blood
flow from the mother through the umbilicus to the placenta |
anterior view |
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CCP01029 |
Circulation, fetal |
Schematic representation of the fetal circulation system showing blood
flow from the mother through the umbilicus to the placenta |
anterior view |
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CCP01030 |
Circulation, heart |
Coronal cross-sections of two hearts showing the systolic and diastolic
states of the heart. Arrows display blood flow and muscle contraction |
coronal view |
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CCP01031 |
Circulation, heart |
Coronal cross-sections of two hearts showing the systolic and diastolic
states of the heart. Arrows display blood flow and muscle contraction |
coronal view |
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CCP01032 |
Circulation, overview |
Overview of circulation showing blood flow through the chambers of the
heart, to the lungs, and to the body. Image appears with arrows to
display direction of blood flow |
anterior view |
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CCP01033 |
Circulation, overview |
Overview of circulation showing blood flow through the chambers of the
heart, to the lungs, and to the body. Image appears with arrows to
display direction of blood flow |
anterior view |
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CCP01034 |
Circulation, overview |
Overview of circulation showing chambers of the heart, tributary
vessels, and a diagrammatic capillary system for the lungs and the body |
anterior view |
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CCP01035 |
Circulation, overview |
Overview of circulation showing chambers of the heart, tributary
vessels, and a diagrammatic capillary system for the lungs and the body |
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CCP01036 |
Circulation, overview |
Overview of circulation showing chambers of the heart, tributary
vessels, and a diagrammatic capillary system for the lungs and the
body, Also shown are red blood cells and arrows to indicate the
oxygenation of the rbc's |
anterior view |
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CCP01037 |
Circulation, overview |
Overview of circulation showing chambers of the heart, tributary
vessels, and a diagrammatic capillary system for the lungs and the
body, Also shown are red blood cells and arrows to indicate the
oxygenation of the rbc's |
anterior view |
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CCP01038 |
Circulatory system |
Anterior view of the male figure showing the heart and major arteries
and veins |
anterior view |
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CCP01039 |
Circulatory system |
Anterior view of the male figure showing the heart and major arteries
and veins |
anterior view |
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CCP01040 |
Coronary arteries |
Ventral view of heart showing coronary arteries and their relationship
to the aorta. |
ventral view |
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CCP01041 |
Coronary arteries and aorta |
Anterior view of heart and aorta showing the three main coronary
arteries |
anterior view |
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CCP01042 |
Coronary arteries and aorta |
Anterior view of heart and aorta showing the three main coronary
arteries |
anterior view |
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CCP01043 |
Diaphragm |
Lateral view showing insertion of diaphragm |
lateral view |
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CCP01044 |
Duct, thoracic |
Thoracic duct and surrounding anatomy. Note the crossing of the
thoracic duct from right to left at the level of T7 |
anterior view |
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CCP01045 |
Erythrocytes |
Schematic illustration of a cluster of erythrocytes |
ventral view |
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CCP01046 |
Erythrocytes |
Schematic illustration of a cluster of erythrocytes |
ventral view |
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CCP01047 |
Erythrocytes |
Schematic illustration of an erythrocyte within a capillary |
ventral view |
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CCP01048 |
Heart anatomy |
Coronal view of the heart showing the interior of the atria and
ventricles. Also shown are the atrioventricular and pulmonary valve
cusps and the corresponding papillary muscles |
coronal view |
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CCP01049 |
Heart anatomy |
Coronal view of the heart showing the interior of the atria and
ventricles. Also shown are the atrioventricular and pulmonary valve
cusps and the corresponding papillary muscles |
coronal view |
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CCP01050 |
Heart anatomy |
Coronal cross-section of the heart showing interior of the atria and
ventricles. Also shown are portions of the aortic valve and cusps of
the tricuspid and mitral valves with the associated papillary muscles |
coronal view |
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CCP01051 |
Heart anatomy |
Coronal cross-section of the heart showing interior of the atria and
ventricles. Also shown are portions of the aortic valve and cusps of
the tricuspid and mitral valves with the associated papillary muscles. |
coronal view |
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CCP01052 |
Heart and great vessels, ventral |
Ventral view of heart showing aorta and pulmonary artery, superior vena
cava, and inferior vena cava |
ventral view |
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CCP01053 |
Heart and great vessels, ventral |
Ventral view of heart showing aorta and pulmonary artery, superior vena
cava, and inferior vena cava |
ventral view |
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CCP01054 |
Heart and great vessels, ventral |
Ventral view of heart showing aorta and pulmonary artery, superior vena
cava, and inferior vena cava |
ventral view |
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CCP01055 |
Heart location |
Anterior view showing location of heart within the female body |
anterior view |
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CCP01056 |
Heart valves |
Superior view of heart showing aorta and aortic valve, pulmonary artery
and valve, mitral valve, tricuspid valve, coronary arteries and coronary
sinus |
superior view |
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CCP01057 |
Heart valves |
Superior view of heart showing aorta and aortic valve, pulmonary artery
and valve, mitral valve, and tricuspid valve |
superior view |
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CCP01058 |
Heart, circulation |
Anterior cross-section of the heart showing circulation. Arrows
indicate blood flow to the chambers of the heart and to the pulmonary
artery and aorta |
anterior view |
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CCP01059 |
Heart, circulation |
Coronal cross-section of the heart showing route of blood flow. Arrows
indicate blood flow to the chambers of the heart and out the pulmonary
artery and aorta. |
coronal view |
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CCP01060 |
Heart, contraction |
Coronal section of two hearts. This sequence shows the contraction of
the heart muscle and movement of the aortic valve during a normal heart
beat |
coronal view |
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CCP01061 |
Heart, contraction |
Coronal sections of two hearts. This sequence shows the contraction of
the heart muscle and movement of the aortic valve during a normal heart
beat |
coronal view |
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CCP01062 |
Heart, external anatomy |
Anterior view of the heart and lungs showing the pericardial sac over
the heart and the pleural lining of the lungs |
anterior view |
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CCP01063 |
Heart, pericardium |
Anterior view of the heart with branching aorta and superior vena cava
showing also a cut edge of the pericardium around the heart |
anterior view |
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CCP01064 |
Larynx |
Median section through upper part of the larynx. |
median view |
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CCP01065 |
Lungs |
Schematic representation of the lungs, bronchi, and trachea |
anterior view |
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CCP01066 |
Mediastinum |
Mediastinum shown schematically. Viewed from a right lateral
perspective, the mediastinum has four divisions |
right lateral view |
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CCP01067 |
Oxygen exchange |
Schematic representation of an alveoli, venule and arteriole showing
mechanics of oxygen exchange |
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CCP01068 |
Pulmonary artery |
Normal pulmonary anatomy is shown on the arterial phase of a normal
pulmonary arteriogram, obtained by injecting iodinated contrast material
directly into the right main pulmonary artery |
x-ray view |
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CCP01069 |
Radiograph, chest |
Chest radiograph with diagrammatic overlay. 1, first rib; 2, upper
portion of manubrium; 3, trachea; 4, r. main bronchus; 5, l. main
bronchus; 6, main pulmonary a.; 7, l. pulmonary a.; 8, r. interlobar
pulmonary a.; 9, r. pulmonary v.; 10, aortic arch |
posteroanterior view |
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CCP01070 |
Radiograph, chest |
Posteroanterior chest radiograph |
posteroanterior view |
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CCP01071 |
Radiograph, chest, lateral |
Chest radiograph with diagrammatic overlay, structures identified by
number: 1, trachea; 2, r. upper lobe bronchus; 3, l. upper lobe
bronchus; 4, r. pulmonary artery; 5, l. pulmonary artery; 6, inferior
vena cava; 7, ascending aorta |
lateral view |
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CCP01072 |
Radiograph, chest, lateral |
Lateral chest radiograph |
lateral view |
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CCP01073 |
Respiration |
Anterior view of the male figure showing the main features of the
respiratory system: nasal cavity, pharynx, trachea, bronchi,
bronchioles, and lungs |
anterior view |
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CCP01074 |
Respiration mechanics |
Illustration showing the expansion of lungs and diaphragm during
respiration. |
anterior view |
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CCP01075 |
Sectional anatomy of heart |
This figure shows the ventricles of the heart being sliced from the apex
to the base in four sections along the short axis. The inset is a
cross-section of ventricular anatomy in the short-axis slice |
anterolateral view |
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CCP01076 |
Septum, ventricular |
Four components of ventricular septum, right ventricular side. Inlet
(I) extends from tricuspid annulus to attachments of tricuspid valve,
trabecular septum (T) from inlet out to apex and up to smooth-walled
outlet, outlet septum (O) up to pulmon. valve |
frontal view |
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CCP01077 |
Vagus nerve |
Efferent and afferent fibers from the vagus nerve are distributed to
both the esophagus and heart |
lateral view |
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CCP01078 |
Valve, aortic |
A tomographic section of the heart at the level of the aortic valve (l.
cusp (L), r. cusp (R), post. cusp (P)) showing adjacent structures as
viewed from above: l. ventricle (LV), l. atrium (LA), r. atrium (RA),
r. ventricle (RVOT). |
cross-section view |
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CCP01079 |
Valve, aortic |
A tomographic section of the heart at the level of the aortic valve
showing adjacent structures as viewed from below: aorta (AO), l. atrium
(LA), r. atrium (RA), r. atrial appendage (RAA), l. atrial appendage
(LAA), r. ventricle (RVOT) |
cross-section view |
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CCP01080 |
Valves, atrioventricular |
Triangular tricuspid orifice (TO) and elliptical mitral orifice (MO),
at midleaflet level, are shown in short-axis view, as are the septal
insertions of the tendinous cords from the septal tricuspid leaflet |
cross-section view |
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CCP01081 |
Valves, atrioventricular |
Two chamber view of the right heart. RA, r. atrium; RV, r. ventricle;
STL, septal tricuspid leaflet; AVS, atrioventricular septum; RAA, r.
atrial append.; VOF, valve of oval fossa; CS, coronary sinus; ATL, ant.
tricuspid leaflet |
cross-section view |
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CCP01082 |
Valves, atrioventricular |
Long-axis view of left heart. LA, l. atrium; LV, l. ventricle; Ao,
aorta; LVOT, l. ventricular outflow tract; RVOT, r. ventricular outflow
tract; AML, ant. mitral leaflet; VS, ventricular septum; SO, second
ostium |
cross-section view |
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CCP01083 |
Venous system, deep |
The anatomy of the deep venous system of the right lower limb shown in
the posterior aspect |
posterior view |
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CCP01084 |
Venous system, deep |
The anatomy of the deep venous system of the right lower limb shown in
the anterior aspect |
anterior view |
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CCP02001 |
Allen test |
Illustration showing Allen technique to test for arterial blockage in
the hand |
ventral view |
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CCP02002 |
Arterial monitor |
Arterial monitor setup showing various components and cannulas connected
to pressure bag and tubing |
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CCP02003 |
Auscultation, atrial septal defect |
Atrial septal defect with large left-to-right shunt produces a diastolic
flow murmur across tricuspid valve and a systolic ejection murmur in the
r. ventricular outflow tract and pulmonary artery |
frontal view |
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CCP02004 |
Auscultation, cardiovascular structures |
The sound generated by cardiovascular structures will be transmitted to
areas of the chest wall that they most closely approximate. Ao, aorta;
PA, pulmonary a.; RV, right ventricle; RA, right atrium; LV, left
ventricle; LA, left atrium |
anterior view |
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CCP02005 |
Auscultation, mitral regurgitation |
The murmur of mitral regurgitation from rheumatic carditis is heard at
the apex. The murmur is regurgitant and is not accompanied by any
clicks |
frontal view |
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CCP02006 |
Auscultation, murmurs |
Murmurs are classified according to the time they are heard during the
cardiac cycle--systolic, diastolic, or continuous, with classifications
in systole and diastole |
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CCP02007 |
Auscultation, subvalvular membranous stenosis |
When subvalvular membranous stenosis is present, the jet strikes the
aorta, resulting in an ejection murmur that is the same as with valvular
stenosis. There is no click |
frontal view |
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CCP02008 |
Auscultation, subvalvular membranous stenosis |
Supravalvular aortic stenosis causes the jet to strike the aorta,
producing an ejection murmur indistinguishable from that associated with
valvular aortic stenosis except that there is no ejection click |
frontal view |
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CCP02009 |
Auscultation, valvular aortic stenosis |
In valvular aortic stenosis, flow from left ventricle is abruptly
stopped by the mobile stenotic aortic valve, resulting in an ejection
sound or "click." This click is heard at the apex and precedes the
onset of ejection murmur heard in the aortic area |
frontal view |
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CCP02010 |
Auscultation, ventricular septal defect |
A small ventricular septal defect causes a holosystolic murmur that
often has a slight midsystolic accentuation. The second sound is not
altered |
frontal view |
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CCP02011 |
Auscultation, ventricular septal defect |
Moderate ventricular septal defect permits left-to-right shunting but
maintains left-ventricular-to-right ventricular pressure gradient. The
increased flow through the mitral valve causes an early diastolic "flow"
(ventricular filling) murmur |
frontal view |
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CCP02012 |
Auscultation, ventricular septal defect |
VSD is so large there is no pressure between the ventricles: flow is
dependent on systemic and pulmonary arterial resistance. If pulmonary
vascular resistance (PVR) is less than systemic (SVR), a left-to-right
shunt occurs |
frontal view |
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CCP02013 |
Auscultation, ventricular septal defect |
When pulmon. vasc. resistance is equal to or greater than systemic in
the presence of a large ventr. septal defect, a murmur may not be
detected due to low shunt volume. A loud single second sound is heard
as aortic and pulmonary closures occur |
frontal view |
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CCP02014 |
Balloon valvuloplasty |
Balloon valvuloplasty. Schematic coronal view of a heart showing a
balloon catheter expanding the mitral valve. Catheter was led through
inferior vena cava through the foramen ovale into the right atrium |
frontal view |
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CCP02015 |
Bronchoalveolar lavage |
Bronchoalveolar lavage is used as a safe diagnostic and therapeutic
procedure in investigating a variety of lung diseases. The flexible
fiberoptic scope allows the operator to view the tracheobronchial tree
while a saline solution is instilled via syringe |
lateral, frontal view |
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CCP02016 |
Cardiac pacemaker |
The transvenous endocardial catheter electrode is passed into the apex
of the right ventricle where it is impacted on the multiple trabeculae
of the area. Additional electrodes are implanted on the left ventricular
wall along the infarction |
anterolateral view |
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CCP02017 |
Catheter equipment, transseptal puncture |
Equipment for transseptal puncture. L. to r.: the Brockenbrough
needle, Bing stylet used in conjunction with the following: traditional
Brockenbrough catheter, Mullins sheath/dilator system. |
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CCP02018 |
Catheter, femoral |
Catheterization of the right femoral artery showing how coronary
angiography is performed. This image also shows dye being injected into
the femoral artery and its path to the heart |
oblique view |
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CCP02019 |
Catheter, femoral |
Catheterization of the right femoral artery showing how coronary
angiography is performed. This image also shows dye being injected into
the femoral artery and its path to the heart |
oblique view |
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CCP02020 |
Catheter, Judkins coronary |
Judkins coronary catheter, marked with x-ray identifiable rings for
exact determination of vessel and stenosis diameter |
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CCP02021 |
Catheter, pigtail |
Crossing the aortic valve with pigtail catheter. Cath. comes to rest in
noncoronary sinus of Valsalva. (M) Advancement of cath. enlarges loop to
span aortic root. (R) Slow withdrawal causes cath. to sweep across
aortic orifice and into l. ventricle |
anterior view |
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CCP02022 |
Catheter, Shirey |
Retrograde catheterization of l. atrium using Shirey catheter. Prolapsed
loop-first into the l. ventricle (L), tip faces the aortic and mitral
valves (R) rather than l. ventricular apex. Withdrawal of loop guides
catheter tip into l. atrium (bottom) |
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CCP02023 |
Catheterization, brachial artery and vein |
(A) Artery and vein isolated and tagged. Vein placed over "bridge." (B)
Vein is incised with scissors. Catheter about to be inserted with help
of a plastic catheter introducer. (C) Passage of the right heart
catheter |
ventral view |
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CCP02024 |
Catheterization, right heart, part 1 |
Right heart catheterization from the femoral vein. Right heart catheter
placed in the r. atrium (RA). Counterclockwise rotation allows
advancement into the sup. vena cava (SVC). |
frontal view |
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CCP02025 |
Catheterization, right heart, part 2 |
R. heart catheterization from femoral v. Catheter withdrawn into the
right atrium. Clockwise rotation causes catheter tip to cross tricuspid
valve. Clockwise rotation causes catheter to point straight up,
allowing advancement into main pulmonary a |
frontal view |
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CCP02026 |
Catheterization, right heart, part 3 |
R. heart catheterization from femoral v. into dilated heart. Larger
loop with downward tip required to reach tricuspid valve and can be
formed by catching catheter tip in hepatic v.(HV) and advancing catheter
quickly into r. atrium |
frontal view |
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CCP02027 |
Catheters, cardiac |
Catheters for pulmonary angiography. L. to r.: the Nyman, Grollman,
and straight pigtail catheters, and balloon occlusion catheter with
sideholes distal to the balloon |
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CCP02028 |
Catheters, CVP |
CVP catheter in position with tip in the superior vena cava just above
the junction of the right atrium |
coronar view |
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CCP02029 |
Catheters, pulmonary and IABC |
Coronal view of a heart with pulmonary artery catheter having been led
from the superior vena cava through the chambers of the heart to the
pulmonary artery. An IABC catheter is placed in the descending aorta as
well. |
coronal view |
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CCP02030 |
Catheters, types |
Various angiography and cardiology catheters. (a) Aorta catheter with
side holes; (b) Side bending cerebral catheter ("sidewinder"); (c) Side
bending catheter for selective viewing of visceral vessels; (d) Judkins
coronary catheter (right) |
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CCP02031 |
Catheters, types |
Catheters used to widen vessel stenosis in a stepwise manner (top)
Dotter, (center) Zeitler, (bottom) Andel |
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CCP02032 |
Coronary anatomy |
Coronary anat. relative to interventricular and atrioventricular valve
planes. Coronary branches: LAD, l. ant. descend.; D, diag.; S,septal;
CX,circumflex; OM, obtuse marg.; RCA, r.coronary; CB, r.conus; SN, sinus
node; ACM, acute marg.; PD, post.descend. |
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CCP02033 |
Coronary circulation, part 1 |
Schematic showing the coronary circulation: right and circumflex
arteries travel in the atrioventricular groove, near the tricuspid and
mitral valves, respectively |
superior view |
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CCP02034 |
Coronary circulation, part 2 |
Schematic showing the coronary circulation: anterior and posterior
descending arteries travel in the interventricular groove and demarcate
the plane of the ventricular septum |
inferior view |
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CCP02035 |
Coronary circulation, part 3 |
Schematic showing the coronary circulation: coronary dominance is
determined by the origin of the descending branch |
superior/inferior view |
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CCP02036 |
Coronary circulation, part 4 |
Schematic showing the coronary circulation: anterior cardiac veins
empty directly into the right atrium, while the other major epicardial
veins drain into the coronary sinus |
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CCP02037 |
ECG, electrode placement |
Electrode placement for standard ECG. AAL, anterior axillary line; LA,
left arm; LL, left leg; MAL, midaxillary line; MCL, midclavicular line;
PAL, posterior axillary line; RA, right arm; RL, right leg |
anterolateral view |
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CCP02038 |
ECG, lead placement, right sided |
Right-sided ECG lead placement when right ventricular myocardial
infarction is suspected |
anterior view |
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CCP02039 |
Einthoven triangle, 1 |
Einthoven triangle with heart at its center, its equal sides
representing the three standard limb leads of a electrocardiogram |
anterior view |
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CCP02040 |
Einthoven triangle, 2 |
Einthoven triangle with heart at its center, its equal sides
representing the three standard limb leads of a electrocardiogram |
anterior view |
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CCP02041 |
Empyema |
Illustration showing various drainage techniques for empyema including
needle aspiration, chest tube aspiration, rib resection and drainage,
and surgical decortication |
anterior view |
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CCP02042 |
Face mask, nasal cannula |
Illustration showing patient wearing a nasal cannula to assist in
breathing |
anterolateral view |
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CCP02043 |
Face mask, simple |
Illustration showing patient wearing a simple face mask to assist in
breathing |
lateral view |
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CCP02044 |
Face mask, two-way breathing |
Illustration showing patient wearing a two-way breathing face mask with
a reservoir bag |
lateral view |
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CCP02045 |
Face mask, ventimask |
Illustration showing patient wearing a ventimask face mask |
lateral view |
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CCP02046 |
Face mask, with reservoir bag |
Illustration showing patient wearing a face mask with a reservoir bag |
lateral view |
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CCP02047 |
Guided chest tube insertion |
Chest tube insertion for thoracostomy. Prior to initiating the syringe
insertion, a local anesthetic is administered. Patient discomfort is
minimal with use of the graduated size in dilator diameters |
lateral view |
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CCP02048 |
Heart pacemaker |
Ventral view of heart showing pacemaker led in through the subclavian
vein into right ventricle |
anterior view |
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CCP02049 |
Jugular distention |
Illustration showing positioning of the patient and location of jugular
vein during jugular distention |
anterolateral view |
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CCP02050 |
Pacemaker |
Anterior view of the male figure with implanted pacemaker. This
illustration also shows the pacemaker's lead wire traveling to the
interior of the heart through the subclavian vein |
anterior view |
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CCP02051 |
Pacemaker |
Anterior view of the male figure with implanted pacemaker. This
illustration also shows the pacemaker's lead wire traveling to the
interior of the heart through the subclavian vein |
anterior view |
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CCP02052 |
Pediatric venous catheterization |
Percutaneous insertion of a subclavian catheters is performed in
children by careful palpation of the subclavicular area and its
underlying structure combined with fluoroscopy |
anterior view |
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CCP02053 |
Pressure box/body pressure plethysmograph |
Body pressure plethysmograph using 3 transducers (T1-T3) connected to a
computer to measure pulmonary ventilation through measurement of body
volume. Patient breathes through shutter(S)/pneumotach(P) apparatus
while valve (V) vents excess pressure. |
schematic view |
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CCP02054 |
Pressure box/body pressure plethysmograph |
Patient presses hands to cheeks to keep them from puffing in and out
during the closed shutter panting maneuver of the pressure box volume
measurement |
anterolateral view |
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CCP02055 |
Pulmonary function testing, flow-volume curve |
Flow-volume curve provides information on patient effort and technique
at start of pulmonary function test |
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CCP02056 |
Pulmonary function testing, forced spirometry--pt1 |
Correct posture and chin position during forced spirometry; note that
chin is not bent excessively toward chest |
anterior/lateral view |
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CCP02057 |
Pulmonary function testing, forced spirometry--pt2 |
Incorrect posture during forced spirometry; note too much bending of
neck and chin |
anterior/lateral view |
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CCP02058 |
Spirometer |
Schematic illustration showing a spirometer used for measuring lung
volume and intrapulmonary pressure |
lateral view |
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CCP02059 |
Subcostal retractions |
Schematic illustration showing a baby with subcostal retractions, a
possible indication of a cardiopulmonary disorder |
lateral view |
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CCP02060 |
Technique, Seldinger |
Vein is punctured through and through by Seldinger needle, solid
obturator in place. Obturator removed and needle cannula attached to
syringe. Cannula is positioned to withdraw blood, J guide wire advanced
into vessel, needle cannula removed |
cross-sectional view |
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CCP02061 |
Thermodilution cardiac output measurement |
Thermodilution cardiac output measurements should be obtained using a
closed injectate system and cardiac output computer. Room temperature
saline is injected into a pulmonary artery catheter |
coronal view |
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CCP02062 |
Total lung capacity measurement, ellipse |
PA and lateral chest films at full inspirations are divided into five
elliptical segments for measurement of total lung capacity |
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CCP02063 |
Whole lung lavage |
Endobronchial double-lumen tube is used to intubate patient and
establish independent access to each lung. Inflation of lower cuff
isolates l. lung; inflation of upper cuff isolates r. lung and lower
trachea |
anterior view |
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CCP02064 |
Whole lung lavage |
Equipment required for whole lung lavage. Patient is intubated with a
left endobronchial Robertshaw-style double-lumen tube, allowing access
to each lung separately. One side is used to lavage a lung and the
other to ventilate the contralateral lung |
anterolateral |
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CCP02065 |
Whole lung lavage |
Fluid circuit for lung lavage. Two 1L bags are connected to a T-U-R-Y
set, which is hooked up to a small-bore Y-connector, then to tubing
leading to a large-bore Y-connector and finally to the endobronchial
tube. Other end leads to intravenous tubing |
lateral view |
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CCP03001 |
Long axis, heart |
Composite illustrating the plane of the long axis of the heart. R.
ventricle (RV), l. atrium (LA); r. atrium (RA); aorta (Ao) |
anterior, cross-section view |
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CCP03002 |
Long axis, r. ventricle |
Composite illustrating the long axis of the r. ventricle (RV) to main
pulmonary artery (MPA). L. atrium (LA); r. atrium (RA); aorta (Ao) |
anterior, cross-section view |
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CCP03003 |
Plane, apical four-chamber |
Plane of the apical four-chamber view. LA, l. atrium; LV, l.
ventricle; PV, pulmonary v.; RA, r. atrium; RV, r. ventricle. Left
image shows plane, right image is a schematic of the resulting
echocardiogram |
anterior, cross-section view |
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CCP03004 |
Plane, basal short-axis |
Illustration, anterior view, showing the basal short axis plane
incorporating the aortic valve (Ao) |
anterior view |
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CCP03005 |
Plane, basal short-axis |
Illustration, lateral view, showing the basal short-axis plane
incorporating the aortic valve |
lateral view |
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CCP03006 |
Plane, basal short-axis |
Basal short axis plane incorporating the aortic valve (Ao). Left atrium
(LA) visible emptying into left ventricular cavity. Left pulmonary vein
(LPV) drains into LA. A large dilated coronary sinus (CS) (arrow) can
also be seen |
cross-section view |
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CCP03007 |
Plane, basal short-axis |
Illustration, anterior view, showing the basal short-axis plane for
viewing aorta and main pulmonary artery |
anterior view |
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CCP03008 |
Plane, basal short-axis |
Illustration, lateral view, showing the basal short-axis plane for
viewing aorta and main pulmonary artery |
lateral view |
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CCP03009 |
Plane, basal short-axis |
Basal short-axis plane for viewing aorta (Ao) and main pulmonary artery
(MPA). MPA bifurcation can be seen, with right pulm. artery (RPA)
visualized more easily than the left. Arrows, pulmonary valve leaflets |
cross-section view |
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CCP03010 |
Plane, longitudinal |
Illustration, anterior view, showing longitudinal plane for viewing
aorta and left ventricle |
anterior view |
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CCP03011 |
Plane, longitudinal |
Illustration, lateral view, showing longitudinal plane for viewing aorta
and left ventricle |
lateral view |
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CCP03012 |
Plane, longitudinal |
Composite illustration demonstrating the longitudinal plane of the aorta
and the left ventricle. Image on left is schematic representation of
echocardiogram on right. |
corss-section view |
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CCP03013 |
Plane, subcostal atria |
Plane of the apical four-chamber view. LA, left atrium; LV, left
ventricle; PV, pulmonary vein; RA, right atrium; RV, right
ventricle. Left image shows plane, right image is a schematic of the
resulting echocardiogram |
anterior, cross-sectional view |
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CCP03014 |
Plane, subcostal window |
Sagittal view from the subcostal window showing the inferior vena cava
(IVC) and superior venae cava (SVC) entering the right atrium (RA).
Left image shows plane, right image is a schematic of the resulting
echocardiogram |
anterior, cross-sectional view |
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CCP03015 |
Plane, subcostal window |
Long-axis plane of the r. ventricular outflow tract (RVOT) and pulmonary
a. (PA) from the subcostal window. The r. atrium (RA), and r. ventricle
(RV) are also shown. Left image shows plane, right image is a schematic
of the resulting echocardiogram |
anterior, cross-sectional view |
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CCP03016 |
Plane, suprasternal |
Illustration, lateral view, showing the echographic plane from the
suprasternal notch |
lateral view |
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CCP03017 |
Plane, suprasternal |
Echographic plane from the suprasternal notch. Ascending aorta (Ao),
left carotid artery (LCA), left subclavian artery (LSA), and the right
pulmonary artery (RPA) in short axis can be seen |
cross-sectional view |
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CCP03018 |
Plane, transverse |
Illustration, anterior view, showing the slight rotation from the
transverse plane of the four-chamber view, highlighting the atrial
septum |
anterior view |
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CCP03019 |
Plane, transverse |
Illustration, lateral view, showing the slight rotation from the
transverse plane of the four-chamber view, highlighting the atrial
septum |
lateral view |
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CCP03020 |
Plane, transverse |
Slight rotation from the transverse plane of the four-chamber view,
highlighting the atrial septum. LA, left atrium; LV, left ventricle;
RA, right atrium; RV, right ventricle. Image on left is schematic
representation of the echocardiogram on right |
cross-sectional view |
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CCP03021 |
Plane, transverse |
Illustration, anterior view, showing the transverse plane of the
four-chamber view of the left atrium |
anterior view |
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CCP03022 |
Plane, transverse |
Illustration, lateral view, showing the transverse plane of the
four-chamber view of the left atrium |
lateral view |
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CCP03023 |
Plane, transverse |
Transverse plane of the four-chamber view of the left atrium. LA, left
atrium; LV, left ventricle; RA, right atrium; RV, right ventricle.
Image on left is schematic representation of echocardiogram on right |
cross-sectional view |
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CCP03024 |
Short axis, aorta |
Composite illustrating the plane of the short axis of the aorta (Ao) and
long axis of the main pulmonary artery (MPA). L. atrium (LA); r. atrium
(RA); r. ventricle (RV) |
anterior, cross-sectional view |
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CCP03025 |
Short axis, l. ventricle |
Composite illustrating the plane of the short axis of the l. ventricle
(LV). R. ventricle (RV); mitral valve (MV) |
anterior, cross-sectional view |
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CCP03026 |
Test, venous compression |
During ultrasound examination of the vein, compression is applied,
causing the vein walls to collapse before any change in shape of the
corresponding artery. This is a reliable test to exclude partial or
complete occlusion of a venous segment or clot |
cross-section view |
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CCP03027 |
Ultrasound exam., deep venous |
Transducer positions for ultrasound examination of the deep venous
system in transverse planes. At groin and upper thigh, common femoral
veins (CFV) are seen with corresponding arteries |
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CCP03028 |
Ultrasound use for venipuncture |
To avoid catheter related complications such as arterial rupture,
pneumothorax, hemothorax and nerve injury, high-resolution
ultrasonography is used to visualize the targeted vein and guide
catheter placement |
frontal view |
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CCP04001 |
Acute aortic dissection |
In acute aortic dissection, an intimal tear permits blood to dissect the
media, separating the intima from the adventitia. Type A is located in
the ascending aorta and is more common. Type B is located in the
descending aorta |
coronal view |
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CCP04002 |
Aneurysm, abdominal aortic |
Section of descending aorta showing the extent of aneurysm involvement |
ventral view |
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CCP04003 |
Aneurysm, aortic |
Anterior view of aortic aneurysm located superior to the bifurcation of
the iliac arteries |
ventral view |
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CCP04004 |
Aneurysm, aortic |
Anterior view of aortic aneurysm located superior to the bifurcation of
the iliac arteries |
anterior view |
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CCP04005 |
Aneurysm, aortic |
Illustration showing abdominal aneurysm of the descending aorta |
anterior view |
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CCP04006 |
Aneurysm, dissecting |
Cross-section of a dissecting aneurysm showing the aortic arch and the
descending aorta. A portion of the aorta's intimal layer is shown
detached from the vessel wall |
coronal view |
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CCP04007 |
Aneurysm, dissecting |
Cross-section of a dissecting aneurysm showing the aortic arch and the
descending aorta. A portion of the aorta's intimal layer is shown
detached from the vessel wall |
coronal view |
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CCP04008 |
Aneurysms, aortic |
Schematic illustration showing types of aneurysms affecting the
descending aorta: (Top row) de Bakey classification, Types I,II,II;
(bottom row) Stanford Classification, Type A and Type B |
coronal view |
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CCP04009 |
Aneurysms, aortic |
Schematic illustration showing types of aneurysms affecting the
descending aorta: Type I, limited to thoracic cavity; Type II, thorax
and abdominal; Type III, limited to abdominal cavity |
ventral view |
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CCP04010 |
Aortic dissection |
Aortic dissection is a splitting process that occurs in the tunica media
of the aorta. This type occurs in the ascending aorta |
anterior view |
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CCP04011 |
Aortic dissection |
Aortic dissection is a splitting process that occurs in the tunica media
of the aorta. This type occurs in the descending aorta |
ventral view |
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CCP04012 |
Arterial occlusion |
Illustration showing gradual buildup of plaque in an artery leading to
arterial sclerosis and "hardening" of the artery |
