Figure 2. A – section in the septal margin with LVS aspect,
close to VAJ the depression above is the left sinus of Valsalva and
conus vein (CV) trespassing in front of it. B – LVS after EAT removal
red Asterix, white Asterix GVC over OM1, yellow Asterix GCV below to the
OM2, behind Cx conus vein marked; C – dissection in L-R interleaflet
trigon – thickness of LV and EAT was measured; Abbreviations:LVS = left ventricular summit; LAD = left anterior descending artery;
LCA – left coronary artery; Cx = circumflex branch of left coronary
artery; GCV = great cardiac vein; AIV = anterior interventricular vein;
SP= septal perforator; OM = obtuse marginal; LAA = left atrial
appendage; MV – mitral valve, VAJ – ventriculo aortic junction, CS –
coronary sinus, RA – right atrium, LA – left atrium, AML – anterior
mitral leaflet, LCC – left coronary cusp, CV – conus vein, LSPV –
left superior pulmonary vein, LIPV – left inferior pulmonary vein, ACV
– anterior cardiac veins.