Surfaces of the Heart

In the third video of our heart mini-series, Conor takes you through the terms anatomists use to describe the surfaces of the heart.

Learn what the anatomy textbooks mean by "a pyramid turned on its side", and how each faces of this pyramid represents a different part of the heart. Learn what features of the heart make up each surface and discover the terms used to describe the margins between them. Finally learn the difference between coronary, anterior interventricular and posterior interventricular sulci.

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[septicaemiaussus]

0:40 the tip (apex) of the heart is pointed slightly onto the left, right
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0:34 shouldnt the heart be pointed towards the left?

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[no-delg]

Where is the posterior why they named this way is so confusing