Try and focus on any cardiac structures that you are able to identify. Take a moment to look through the CT dataset, that we're going to be evaluating. Let us now see how these structures appear on the CT scan. The left anterior descending artery passes down the anterior interventricular groove. Here, we can see the left anterior descending artery, which emerges from behind the main pulmonary artery and is connected to the aortic We can see that the right coronary artery emerges from the aortic root, before it becomes the ascending aorta, and the right coronary artery passes down the right-sided atrioventricular groove. Please pay note to the various coronary arteries that can be seen on the scan. the pulmonary valve and through into the main pulmonary artery. Here, we can see that the right atrium is connected to the right ventricle, and the right ventricle transitions into the right ventricular outflow tract before passing blood through Let us first consider the overall anatomy of the heart. We are going to start at the top of the heart, at the level of the main pulmonary artery and work our way down to the inferior aspect of the heart.
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During this lesson, we're going to learn how to identify the normal heart structures on a cardiac CT scan. Consultant cardiologist, lecturer at King's College London, and Director of the London Advanced Cardiac CT Academy, Dr Rajani will be your comprehensive guide to the ins and outs of cardiac CT application in a clinical environment. Want to learn how to perform and interpret your own cardiac CT scans? Our Cardiac CT Essentials course was designed and delivered by CT guru Dr Ronak Rajani. Join our Cardiac CT Essentials course now! With the aid of multiplanar imaging, Dr Rajani will be your guide on a detailed, visual tour through various heart structures–from taking a general look at the four chambers right down to visualising the entry points of various arteries. In this video, you'll be taken on a journey through the heart.
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