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Normal Heart Condition vs. Cardiomegaly and Left Ventricular Hypertrophy - Medical Illustration, Human Anatomy Drawing

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Normal Heart Condition vs. Cardiomegaly and Left Ventricular Hypertrophy - Medical Illustration, Human Anatomy Drawing

This is a custom comparison exhibit board. The left side of the board is used to depict what is the normal state of the heart with healthy coronal arteries, open chambers, and position in the chest. This is shown by having an image of the heart and lungs within the chest, a cross section of an average artery, and a cross section of a normal heart.rnrnThe right side of the board illustrates the condition of the client. The figure’s heart is massively enlarged within the chest cavity with greatly occluded arteries from 80 to 95%, shown in four various cross-sections relating to their respective location within the coronal arteries. The cross section of the heart shows the density of the left ventricular wall contributing to the overall size and mass of the patient’s heart.

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