Your heart requires its own system of blood and oxygen, which is supplied through a network of vessels known as the coronary arteries. These vessels originate at the aorta and run across the surface of the heart.
The right coronary artery supplies blood to the right side of the heart and to a portion of the back side. Two of the major vessels off the left main coronary artery are the left anterior descending (LAD) and the circumflex. The LAD provides blood and oxygen to the front of the heart and to the bulk of its muscle tissue, while the circumflex supplies the left wall and part of the back of the heart.
Your heart requires its own system of blood and oxygen, which is
supplied through a network of vessels known as the coronary
arteries. These vessels originate at the aorta and run across the
surface of the heart. The right coronary artery supplies...
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Your heart requires its own system of blood and oxygen, which is supplied through a network of vessels known as the coronary arteries. These vessels originate at the aorta and run across the surface of the heart.
