Venous valves within left ventricular coronary veins
From the Springer article: Venous valves within left ventricular coronary veins www.springerlink.com by: Anderson, Sara E.; Quill, Jason L.; Iaizzo, Paul A.; The video is organized by vein: anterior interventricular veins, great cardiac veins, posterior veins of the left ventricle, and posterior interventricular veins. At the beginning of each vein, a figure shows its anatomical location. Still images with each representative valve color highlighted aid visualization in subsequent video footage (MPG 19.00 MB) Journal: Journal of Interventional Cardiac Electrophysiology Vol. 23 Issue 2 DOI: 10.1007/s10840-008-9282-6 Published: 2008-10-18
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Bryce Cormier
Join us Sunday, December 28th on CTV from 6 to 8 am for a morning of heroism and inspiration. Our special broadcast, Believing in Heroes, will take you on a journey behind-the-scenes where youll meet some of our bravest heroes. ********** Bryce Cormier was born in February 2005 with a had a serious heart defect, right atrial isomerism which brought on numerous other congenital heart conditions: total anomalous pulmonary vein drainage (TAPVD), where the hearts veins connect to the wrong side causing irregular blood flow; double outlet right ventricle (DORV) which caused her main heart vessels to be on one side, rather than on either side of her heart; and atrial ventricular septal defect. She was rushed to SickKids just after her birth. Her family was told to take her home - essentially to die - because she wasnt strong enough for surgery. Miraculously, she thrived and spent the next few months at home. On July 19, 2006, Bryce was finally strong enough for the surgery and when doctors came out of the operating room, they believed it was a success. For a few hours, she was doing well but sadly, she took a turn for the worse. In the middle of the night, Bryces tiny heart stopped. After manually pumping her heart, SickKids doctors hooked her up to a heart and lung machine that performed the essential functions that her body could no longer do. That night, she also suffered from a stroke. Thankfully, Bryce was stronger than most doctors had ever seen and within months, she was ...
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