A very quick update to our canine chest content: the heart with the right ventricular wall removed. 🫀 It lets you look straight inside and explore the structures interactively.

What you can see

With the wall out of the way, you can explore structures such as:

• the papillary muscles
• the chordae tendineae
• the intervenous tubercle
• the fossa ovalis

These are structures that are tricky to picture from a textbook, and a good grasp of them makes it much easier to make sense of what you see on an echo.

Where to find it

You'll find it in our dog chest project, in the third scene, titled Right ventricle wall removed.

Let us know

We hope you enjoy it, and let us know what you think.

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