Anatomy of the Great Vessels

Learn all about the aorta, pulmonary artery, pulmonary veins and superior and inferior vena cava in this short episode of Anatomy 101.
Today Conor takes you through the anatomy of the great vessels of the heart, covering their origins, course and anatomical relations to one another. Learn the anatomy of the aorta and its branches: the brachiocephalic trunk, left common carotid and left subclavian artery. Learn all about the pulmonary trunk and the left and right pulmonary arteries, the four pulmonary veins and the superior and inferior parts of the vena cava.
Watch our previous tutorial here: • Blood Supply of the Heart
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[@MoreThanSkinDeep]

1:35 I meant to say "left common carotid" and "left subclavian", whoops!

[@mohamedadil7]

U got me rechecking snell ong💀

[@TimothyWire-ru6vj]

I almost had heart attack😂😂😂😂thank for correction

[@iamtree6924]

thanks connor ure a real one fr

[@abhisheksg5362]

Please make a detailed video on all muscles of the body and their insertion and origin.

[@jarrydhendricks6596]

Thanx guys you guys are really a big help 🤞🏼

[@MoreThanSkinDeep]

Thank you Jarryd! We really appreciate the support :)

[@shahrahman815]

Need correction in left common carotid and left subclavian...

[@rimor3363]

Thank you sir

[@MoreThanSkinDeep]

No problem!

[@dianaguerrier6631]

thanks

[@abhisheksg5362]

The best

[@marjorieandhope7798]

Left common carotid artery
Left subclavian

[@MoreThanSkinDeep]

Oh my, good spot! Yes, I meant to say left common carotid and left subclavian!

[@zyadelmarwany4566]

I was about to talk about that, btw good job!