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3. CORONARY CIRCULATION
• Coronary circulation is the circulation of
blood in the blood vessel of the heart
muscles(myocardium).
• The coronary arteries delivers oxygen-rich
blood to the myocardium.
• Cardiac vein remove the deoxygenated
blood from the heart muscles.
7. CORONARY ARTERIES
• The blood flows through these arteries during
diastole of heart.
• Coronary blood flow is regulated mostly by local
arteriolar vasodilation in response to nutritional
need of cardiac muscle.
• Diameter 1.5mm-5.2mm.
• Left coronary is larger in caliber and supplies
more myocardium.
8. RIGHT CORONARY ARTERY
• It arises from the right anterior aortic sinus
of ascending aorta
• It passes between the right auricle and
pulmonary trunk.
11. LEFT CORONARY ARTERY
• It originates from left posterior aortic sinus
of ascending aorta
• It passes between pulmonary trunk and left
auricle before entering the coronary sulcus
14. CARDIAC DOMINANCE
• In about 10 % of hearts, the right coronary
is rather small and is not able to give
posterior inter-ventricular branch.
• In these cases, the left coronary artery
provides the posterior inter-ventricular
branch.
• Such cases are left dominant.
16. TRIBUTARIES OF CORONARY SINUS
• Great cardiac vein
• Middle cardiac vein
• Small cardiac vein
• Posterior cardiac vein
17.
18. PHYSOLOGIC ANATOMY OF THE CORONARY
BLOOD SUPPLY
• Coronary artery lies on the surface of heart
• Then small arteries penetrates from the surface
to the cardiac muscle mass
• Through these arteries heart receives its
nutritive blood supply
• This source of muscle nutrition is minuscule
19. CONTINUED
• Right coronary artery supplies
Right atrium and ventricle
Sinu atrial and atrio-ventricular nodes
Inter-arterial septum
The posterior-inferior 1/3 of the inter-
ventricular septum
Posterior part of left ventricle
20. CONTINUED
• Left coronary arteries supplies
Left atrium and left ventricle
Inter-ventricular septum including atrio-
ventricular bundle and its branches
21. FACTORS AFFECTING CORONARY CIRCULATION
• Need of oxygen
• Metabolic factors
• Coronary perfusion pressure
• Nervous factors
23. CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE
• Occlusion of a major coronary artery
• Leads to an inadequate oxygenation of an area of
myocardium and cell death
• Partial blockage may produce pain i.e. angina
Typical symptoms are
Chest heaviness or pressure which is severe lasting
more than 20 minutes associated with sweating