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WALL SEGMENTS


The walls of the left ventricle are divided into three main segments with a further division into 16 sub-segments:
  • Basal: subdivided into 4 sub-segments
  • Medial: subdivided into 6 sub-segments
  • Apical: subdivided into 6 sub-segments
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Four Chamber View
Subdivisions of the LV into three segments
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Short Axis View
Apical Segment divided into four sub-segments
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Short Axis View
Middle Segment divided into six sub-segments
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Short Axis View
Basal Segment divided into six sub-segments

ARTERIAL DISTRIBUTION PATTERN

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Two Chamber View
Most common distribution of the LAD (anterior wall) and RCA (posterior wall)
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Three Chamber View
Most common distribution of the left circumflex, LAD and RCA 
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Four Chamber View
Most common distribution of the left circumflex, LAD and RCA 
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LCA - AP cranial (30°)
Most common distribution of the left circumflex (lateral wall), 
LAD (anterior and septal wall) and RCA (inferior wall)

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