Pericardium and sinuses, heart anatomy internal organ review

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[sreedharan]

What about oblique sinus? U didn't show that one.

[hassananjum]

Ma'am you cleared my concept of transverse pericardial sinus so beautifully..

[umerbinshabir]

Hats off to your dedication mam....I reckon you hv severe common cold still u came up with this video mam....thanku

[medexp]

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[mariachristia]

i think, the ligament extending from the diaphragm to the pericardial fibers is not pericardiacophrenic ligament but phenopericardial ligament.

[umerbinshabir]

Will u pls tell me which application it is