The Anatomy of the Coronary Circulation

A discussion of the anatomy of the coronary circulation. (NOTE: Posterior view vessels are flipped! 🤦🏻‍♂️)

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0:00 Intro
2:55 Major Structures
4:29 Coronary Arteries
13:45 Coronary Veins
16:16 Wrap Up

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[mattwalsh-nqrj]

As a heart and vascular nurse, it’s always great to learn more, for when I can educate my patients on their stent/balloon locations and how those interventions help their lives going forward.

[funnyfunnybunnies]

Shouldn’t the LCX at eight minutes wrap around the other side of the heart on the posterior view?

[nickkelley]

I’m a senior nursing student currently in my internship on PCU. My preceptor is a CVICU nurse on an internal contract to PCU, so we get floated to the cardiovascular unit nearly every other shift. After many hours of reviewing cath lab film, I still have such a hard time deciphering what is what. Everyone’s anatomy is so different! The 2d imaging throws me for a loop. Can’t tell what is anterior/posterior half the time. It’s a learning curve for sure! Thanks for the video and all the other ones. Critical care is so interesting

[Hemantcharya]

Thank you for making this video. You have put in a lot of effort.

Viewers catching the left -> right blooper (7:40) is proof that the viewers are finding your instructions covering a complex topic quite easy to follow. Keep up the good work. 🙏

(Please try to upload a corrected version, if possible)

[boportsmouth]

I had a pt get a CABG to their ramus the other day. They got that and a cox maze procedure. I was super excited to learn about their extra coronary artery.

[michaelburatovich]

My gosh you are a great artist. I can't draw a heart to save my life. When I try, my students laugh their heads off.

[arlenesolis]

Thanks! I wish I can give more but this has help me so much.

[xuepingkrischow]

Kris from Singapore here. Just Signed up for your academy! Started out in the CCU a year ago and your videos helped me so much! Can't wait to learn more from you!

[jordanrusso]

I believe you did the posterior view of the heart opposite of what it should be

[FullPraf]

Thanks for simplified explaination of Coronary circulation 😊

[clementjackson]

The Left circumflex Artery/ branch is shown on the right side of the posterior diagram of the heart which should be on the left side instead. you can review the video at 07:35-47.

[m.ziauddin]

The best way of teaching sir love you so much from Pakistan, sir please share with us the notes of each lectures thanks

[danaekaputra]

left and right side is inverted, in the back scheme of the heart

[xanfonyt]

your left and right on the posterior drawing should be viewed as left on the left side and right on the right side as opposed to the anterior view. Otherwise, very educational👍👍

[llubhjf]

The left circ is drawn on the incorrect side on the posterior view

[asamman]

Minute 7: LCX on posterior view has to be on the other side of the image.

[corriedf]

Great video but your posterior view is reversed. Thanks for all you do!