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English: These illustrations showcase various anatomical structures of the heart, captured from detailed 3D models provided by the 3D Heart Anatomy app. Each image is free to use and offers an educational perspective, designed to assist tutors and anatomy enthusiasts in effectively conveying the complexities of heart anatomy. Highlighting key components and functionalities, these illustrations are ideal for both educational and professional reference. Powered by XRANATOMY.COM |
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