Author | Lรผdinghausen, Michael von. author |
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Title | The Venous Drainage of the Human Myocardium [electronic resource] / by Michael von Lรผdinghausen |
Imprint | Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg : Imprint: Springer, 2003 |
Connect to | http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-55623-4 |
Descript | VIII, 107 p. 29 illus. online resource |
1 Introduction -- 1.1 Goal of CS Catheterization -- 1.2 Objective of the Study -- 2 The Organization of the Cardiac Venous Systems -- 2.1 The Greater (Major) Cardiac Venous System -- 2.2 The Smaller (Minor) Cardiac Venous System -- 2.3 The Compound Form of Cardiac Venous Vessels: Intramural Sinuses and Tunnels -- 3 Nomenclatur -- 3.1 English and Latin Versions -- 3.2 Abbreviations -- 3.3 Commonly Used Unofficial or Alternative Terms and Synonyms for the Cardiac Veins -- 4 Microanatomy of the Coronary Sinus -- 4.1 Anatomy, Position, and Topography -- 4.2 Surface Anatomy -- 4.3 Length and Shape -- 4.4 Diameter, Area of Cross-Section, Circumference, and Volume -- 4.5 Elevation, Curvature, and Ostial Angle -- 4.6 The Ostial Valve -- 4.7 Enlargement of the CS, Aneurysm of the CS -- 4.8 Enlargement of the CS Associated with Persistent Left Superior Vena Cava -- 4.9 Enlargement of the CS Associated with Ostial Occlusion -- 4.10 Duplication of the CS (Sinus Coronarius โDuplexโ) -- 4.11 Absence of the CS -- 5 The Myocardial Cover of the Coronary Sinus and Related Veins -- 5.1 The Myocardial Cover of the CS -- 5.2 The Left (Distal) Boundary of the Myocardial Coat of the CS and the Myocardial Cuff of the Terminal GCV -- 5.3 The Right (Proximal) Boundary of the Myocardial Coat of the CS -- 5.4 Isolated Myocardial Belts in the Terminal Portions of Other Cardiac Veins -- 5.5 โFreeโ Myocardial Cords in the Left Posterior Coronary Sulcus -- 5.6 The Proximal Origin of the CS and Its Landmarks -- 6 The Anatomy of the Veins Draining the Myocardium of Both Ventricles -- 6.1 The Ventricular Cardiac Veins in General -- 6.2 Frequency and Distribution Pattern of the Tributaries of the CS -- 6.3 The Great Cardiac Vein and the Anterior Interventricular Vein -- 6.4 S-Shaped (Sigmoid) Course of the Great Cardiac Vein -- 6.5 Intramyocardial Course of, or Myocardial Bridge Over, the Subepicardial Veins -- 6.6 Aberrant Course of the Anterior Interventricular Part of the Great Cardiac Vein -- 6.7 The Ostial (Terminal) Valve of the Great Cardiac Vein -- 6.8 The Oblique Vein of the Left Atrium -- 6.9 The Posterior Interventricular Vein -- 6.10 The Septal Veins -- 6.11 The Posterior Vein(s) of the Left Ventricle -- 6.12 The Small Cardiac Vein -- 6.13 The Left Marginal Vein -- 6.14 The Right Marginal Vein -- 6.15 The Anterior Cardiac Veins -- 6.16 The Venous Drainage of the Papillary Muscles -- 6.17 The Ostial Valves of Cardiac Veins -- 6.18 The Relationships Between Cardiac Veins and Coronary Arteries -- 6.19 The Veins of the Visceral Serosa -- 6.20 Venous Anastomoses -- 6.21 The Veins of the Vasa Vasorum of the Coronary Arteries, Aorta Ascendens and Pulmonary Trunk -- 7 The Anatomy of Veins Draining the Myocardium of Both Atria -- 7.1 The Veins of the Left Atrium -- 7.2 The Veins of the Right Atrium -- 8 The Significance of the Coronary Sinus and Cardiac Veins in Cardiology -- 8.1 The Anatomical Basis for Reperfusion of the CS and Selected Cardiac Veins and Imaging of the Coronary Venous Drainage System Using CT -- 8.2 Anatomical Peculiarities Supporting Venous Reperfusion via the CS -- 8.3 Anatomical Hindrances to Catheterization of the CS and of Cardiac Veins -- 9 The Cardiac Venous System Seen Three-Dimensionally: An Arrangement of Veins Which Favors Reperfusion Efficacy -- 9.1 The Efficiency of Ostial Valves -- 9.2 Prospect -- 10 Summary -- References