Right Ventricle - Function, Definition and Anatomy - Human Anatomy | Kenhub

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The right ventricle of the human heart collects deoxygenated blood from the right atrium via tricuspid valve, also known as the right atrioventricular valve. During contraction, the contents of the right ventricle are pushed through the pulmonary valve in its roof and into the pulmonary trunk which passes the blood onto the pulmonary artery and into the lungs.
It is bordered anterosuperiorly by the sternum and this circular convex area majorly contributes to the sternocostal surface of the heart. The inferior surface is situated upon the diaphragm and this small flat area makes up part of the diaphragmatic portion of the heart. The ventricular septum borders the right ventricle posteriorly and bulges somewhat into it, creating a transverse semilunar cross section.
0:49 Borders of the right ventricle
1:24 Conus arteriosus
1.52 Right ventricle vs. left ventricle
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Pls explain everything...

[@grayalun]

This was cool and very interesting, had my heart scanned recently as I'd been I'll and they were checking everything.
On the report it said Right Ventricle normal size preserved function.
When I've looked this up it talks about heart failure which can't be right as they told me all as fine.

[@athirasr4231]

Please add more points on external and internal features

[@shradhasneh82]

Thankyou for all ur efforts sir.

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Osm explanation 😊

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Super duper

[@flameblast7263]

What part of the heart could be malfunctioning if the lowest parts of the body failed to receive proper blood supply?

[@johnsilver5953]

Good

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[@bambala4770]

Thank u but this is not enough of it

[@markmoseley4410]

I have had rv dysfunction can it kill

[@mariemdabich6470]

Nope there's solutions for rv dysfunction , atleast its better than having a left ventricular dysfunction

[@vijaynil5470]

Please tell slowly because I can't understand fastly

[@jamatwinter]

I've fought mudcrabs more informative than this. Please finish the video next time. If anyone wants to learn more, I'd suggest searching for 'coronary arterial bypass grafts' and learning the anatomy from there.

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Wish it was longer. Pause

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Less information here