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Explanation of Plate

This plate, illustrative of Mr. Le Gros Clark's case of cyanosis, exhibits the right side of the heart laid open. The upper aperture, into which a rod is passed, communicates with the aorta; the lower one opens into the small ventricular chamber which gives origin to the pulmonary artery.


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current07:24, 29 Ocak 2012Thumbnail for version as of 07:24, 29 Ocak 2012807 × 820 (159 KB)S8600021 (talk | contribs)==Explanation of Plate== This plate, illustrative of Mr. Le Gros Clark's case of cyanosis, exhibits the right side of the heart laid open. The upper aperture, into which a rod is passed, communicates with the aorta; the lower one opens into the small ven