Method for preparing fetal congenital heart disease aortic arch long-axis section teaching specimen
A technology for congenital heart disease and aortic arch, applied in the field of preparation of teaching specimens, can solve the lack of understanding of the standardized section and anatomical structure of the fetal heart, the weak basic theory of fetal cardiac ultrasound diagnosis, and the unclear and blind examination of fetal cardiac ultrasound examination content. and other problems, to achieve the effect of good transparency, short production time and complete structure
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[0016] We know from anatomical knowledge that the right atrium and ventricle are located in the right front of the plane of the septum between the atrium and the ventricle, the right ventricle is the frontmost heart chamber, and the right atrium is the farthest right heart chamber, forming the right border of the heart; the left atrium, ventricle Located at the left rear of the atrial and ventricular septal plane, the left atrium is the rearmost cardiac chamber, and the left ventricle is the leftmost cardiac chamber, forming the left heart border. The basic sections of the heart structure are three sections at right angles to each other along its long axis and short axis, namely the horizontal section of the long axis of the heart, the sagittal section of the long axis of the heart (anterior-posterior section) and the section of the short axis of the heart. The long axis of the heart is the line between the apex and the center of the bottom of the heart; the short axis of the h...
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