For more than a century, the pressure–volume loop has offered a simple and elegant way to show how the heart pumps blood. In one picture, it summarizes how the heart fills, contracts, and ejects blood. However, this simplicity has a limitation: the loop treats the heart as if it were a single, uniform chamber. Therefor...
Giovanni Tonti, G. Pedrizzetti, Alessandro Salustri· Communications Medicine· 0 citations
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