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Heart
Heart
Heart pages connect everyday cardiac terms to biological variables, clinical boundaries, and source trails.
Supply, pump, and rhythm
Coronary blood supply and ischemia
Conditions where the heart muscle does not receive enough oxygen-rich blood.
Pump reserve and pressure load
Conditions where the heart cannot pump enough, fill well, or faces sustained pressure load.
Rhythm and electrical control
Conditions where heartbeat timing or conduction becomes the main problem.
Structure and vascular load
Vascular and metabolic load
Blood pressure, cholesterol, vascular disease, and metabolic context that change cardiac risk.
Valves, structure, and heart muscle
Valve flow, chamber shape, and heart-muscle disorders that change cardiac function.
Cardiomyopathy and heart-muscle diseaseCardiomyopathy and heart-muscle diseaseHeart muscle can become thicker, stiffer, enlarged, or weak, changing pump and rhythm stability.Heart valve disease and flow directionHeart valve disease and flow directionValve stenosis or regurgitation changes how blood moves through and out of the heart.