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Athlete's heart

Created by
athlete arrhythmia
Created:
7/8/24
Submitted:
7/8/24
Published:
7/8/24
. Model has additionally been run through a "mesh repair" workflow to improve 3D printability. repaired for 3D printing
aa_heart2_mr_NIH3D. Model has additionally been run through a "mesh repair" workflow to improve 3D printability. Repaired for 3D Printing.

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. Model has additionally been run through a "mesh repair" workflow to improve 3D printability. repaired for 3D printing
3DPX-021281

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How to cite this NIH 3D entry
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Version 1

Category

Anatomy
Anatomy
Description

The ventricles of a male athlete's heart. This heart has undergone extreme remodeling, with an LVIDD at 72mm, maximal wall thickness 16mm, RVIDD 57mm. Despite the enlargement the heart is confirmed healthy and disease free.

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