Coronary Arteries - Anatomy Tutorial

Anatomy of the coronary circulation.
The heart is mostly supplied by the two coronary arteries, which arise from the ascending aorta immediately above the aortic valve.
The coronary arteries and their branches run on the surface of heart lying within the subpericardial fibrofatty tissue.
Coronary arteries are vasa vasorum of the ascending aorta.
Anatomically coronary arteries are not end-arteries but functionally they behave like end-arteries.

[StreetDancer]

Fantastic! You've released this video two days before my spotter exam here in England, cheers mate

[akshaygandhi]

Best Digramatic explanation I have come across in YouTube Keep growing All the best buddy ☠️

[jarrimaevillanueva]

cool how he can write with both of his hands!

[StreetDancer]

Please do a video on the arterial supply to the thorax, you've done the venous but I would really appreciate the arteries as well

[flynns]

What is the clinical importance of the right or left dominance of coronary arteries?

[aakashsharma]

Can anyone please explain me Distal coronary artery.
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[chemchiu]

I. Am. Lost. Maybe i'm just dunce. 😓😪