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Hand-finger model of the human heart – a useful educational device for understanding basic position of the cardiac chambers

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Anatomy
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2015-09-10
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It is based on a simple and easily understandable hand-finger model of the human heart showing in once the position of the cardiac chambers and the respective heart valves.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Teaching heart anatomy for the medical students is a difficult task even for the most experienced professors.
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Key Findings & Data:A practical approach of teaching complicated structure of the cardiac chambers and their space relations is presented here.
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Conclusion & Impact:It is based on a simple and easily understandable hand-finger model of the human heart showing in once the position of the cardiac chambers and the respective heart valves.
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⚙️Variables:cardiac chambers anatomy · hand-finger model · practical approach

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Teaching heart anatomy for the medical students is a difficult task even for the most experienced professors. A practical approach of teaching complicated structure of the cardiac chambers and their space relations is presented here. It is based on a simple and easily understandable hand-finger model of the human heart showing in once the position of the cardiac chambers and the respective heart valves.

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Jelev, L. (2015). Hand-finger model of the human heart – a useful educational device for understanding basic position of the cardiac chambers. Anatomy, Volume: 9 Issue: 2. https://doi.org/10.2399/ana.15.012

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