2015
DOI: 10.21688/1681-3472-2014-4-132-138
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Right ventricle/interventricular septum electrophysiological anatomy (determination of optimal right ventricular lead placement)

Abstract: Несмотря на теоретическое обоснование позиционирования электрода в межжелудочковую пе-регородку (МЖП), данные клинических исследований имеют противоречивые результаты. Одной из причин противоречивости выводов этих исследований является отсутствие единых критериев позиционирования электрода для электрокардиостимуляции (ЭКС) из области МЖП.В работе описаны анатомические особенности правого желудочка, МЖП относительно проводя-щей системы сердца, нормального возбуждения желудочков и техники имплантации электрода д… Show more

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“…Didenko et al () plastinated sections of 84 hearts in epoxy resin, studying the arrangement of Koch's triangle and its application in clinical practice. Skalkos et al () analyzed the arrangement of the myocardial fibers in sections plastinated in epoxy resin and compared them with magnetic resonance images obtained prior to plastination.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Didenko et al () plastinated sections of 84 hearts in epoxy resin, studying the arrangement of Koch's triangle and its application in clinical practice. Skalkos et al () analyzed the arrangement of the myocardial fibers in sections plastinated in epoxy resin and compared them with magnetic resonance images obtained prior to plastination.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The method prevents decomposition of the sample and encrusts it in transparent epoxy to create an optical interface of high tissue quality (Marks et al, ). Furthermore, the slices obtained can easily be used for morphometric processing (Sora et al, ): Didenko et al () performed a morphometric analysis of the right atrium, Liang et al (, ) analyzed the morphometry of the transcranial segment of the trigeminal nerve, and Bernal‐Mañas et al () studied the lateral pterygoid muscle and its arrangement in the condyle of the mandible, identifying several muscular fascicles and their insertions and providing morphometric details. Other examples will be mentioned in this article.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%