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  1. ScienceDirect
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    Across the centuries: Piecing together the anatomy of the heart

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      The history of the cardiac anatomy dates back to 3500 B.C.
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    1. Introduction

    The gross anatomy of the heart has taken centuries to piece together. From Hippocrates to Galen to … See more

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    2. 19th - 16th century B.C

    While the Greek antiquity dominates the early historical accounts of anatomy, the first written evidence of the use of anatomical terms and physiological concepts d… See more

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    3. 6th century B.C

    For almost 1000 years after the production of the papyri, it is claimed that no medical manuscripts were produced. Some authors contend that this resulted from the repeated wars and in… See more

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    4. 5th century B.C

    “καρδία” or “καρδιά” is the ancient Greek word for the heart. Some conceive that this word originated from the belief that the heart carried the soul, while others suggest that it origin… See more

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    5. 4th century B.C

    A few years after, Hippocrates, Syennesis of Cyprus, tried to offer the first anatomical description of the vessels. However, Syennesis thought that the vessels originated f… See more

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    What did ancient Egyptians say about the heart?
    To ancient Egyptians, the heart was the seat of emotion, thought, will, and intention. This is evidenced by Egyptian expressions which incorporate the word ib, such as Awi-ib for "happy" (literally, "long of heart"), Xak-ib for "estranged" (literally, "truncated of heart").
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    1. Introduction
    2. 19th - 16th century B.C
    3. 6th century B.C
    4. 5th century B.C
    5. 4th century B.C
    What did ancient Egyptians say about the heart?
     

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  2. stanford.edu
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    A HISTORY OF THE HEART - Stanford University

    In the fourth century B. C., the Greek philosopher Aristotle identified the heart as the most important organ of the body, the first to form according to his observations of chick embryos. It was the seat of intelligence, motion, and …

     
  4. PubMed
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    Morphology of the heart associated with its function as ... - PubMed

  5. National Center for Biotechnology Information
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    The Heart and the Vascular System in Ancient Greek Medicine …

  6. ScienceDirect
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    Morphology of the heart associated with its function as conceived …

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    Morphology of the heart associated with its function as conceived …

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    What is the history of cardiac anatomy?
    The history of the cardiac anatomy dates back to 3500 B.C. when the Greeks and Egyptians based their understanding of this structure on their religious beliefs. During the 5th century, Hippocrates, the “Father of medicine,” established medicine as a science and highlighted the principles of medical knowledge, replacing these previous tenets.

    Across the centuries: Piecing together the anatomy of the heart

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    What is an elongated aorta?

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    The aorta lengthens with age, even in healthy humans, due primarily to the elongation of the ascending aorta. Age-related aortic elongation has little impact on PWV (a kind of vascular measure) measurements, as the ascending aorta, which undergoes lengthening with age, is not included in the arterial length measurements.
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    What did ancient Egyptians say about the heart?
    To ancient Egyptians, the heart was the seat of emotion, thought, will, and intention. This is evidenced by Egyptian expressions which incorporate the word ib, such as Awi-ib for "happy" (literally, "long of heart"), Xak-ib for "estranged" (literally, "truncated of heart").

    Heart - Wikipedia

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    Where is the heart located in vertebrates?
    In vertebrates, the heart lies in the middle of the ventral part of the body, surrounded by a pericardium. which in some fish may be connected to the peritoneum. The sinoatrial node is found in all amniotes but not in more primitive vertebrates.

    Heart - Wikipedia

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    How did anatomists remove the heart from the body?
    This position saw the heart rotated through one right angle from its true long axis. That is, instead of examining the heart as it lies in the body, anatomists of the past, removed the heart from the body and placed it on its apex in line with the long axis of the body .

    Across the centuries: Piecing together the anatomy of the heart

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    Why is a complete history of the anatomy of the heart elusive?
    We recognize that a complete history of the anatomy of the heart is elusive due to works which have been lost, intentionally or inadvertently. Nonetheless, it is beneficial to reflect on this point as it reminds us that not every “doctrine” represents truth. This paper has been written to the highest ethical standards.

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  9. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Social Work
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    Heart | Oxford Classical Dictionary - Oxford Research …

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    (PDF) Greek language: Analysis of the cardiologic

    Jun 1, 2012 · We compared the cardiologic anatomical terms currently used in Greece and Brazil to the Greek roots originating from the ancient Greek language. We used morphological decomposition of Greek...

  11. PubMed
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    History of cardiac anatomy: a comprehensive review from the

  12. PubMed
    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26021240

    Galen's (130-201 AD) Conceptions of the Heart - PubMed

  13. ResearchGate
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    Herophilos, the great anatomist of antiquity

    Aug 31, 2015 · In this paper we present the knowledge of all known ancient Greek physicians about the heart, with emphasis on its anatomy.

  14. nih.gov
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    Greek anatomist herophilus: the father of anatomy - PMC

  15. JACC Journals
    https://www.jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.jacc.2021.06.041

    The Ancient Heart: What the Heart Meant to Our Ancestors

  16. JSTOR Daily
    https://daily.jstor.org/who-really-discovered-how-the-heart-works

    Who Really Discovered How the Heart Works? - JSTOR Daily

  17. Microbe Notes
    https://microbenotes.com/heart-anatomy-functions

    Human Heart- Location, Anatomy, Structure, Functions - Microbe …

  18. Glosbe Dictionary
    https://glosbe.com/en/grc/heart

    Translation of "heart" into Ancient Greek (to 1453) - Glosbe …

  19. Wikipedia
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    Heart - Wikipedia

  20. Lexis Rex
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    The Greek word for heart is - Lexis Rex

  21. IMAIOS
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    Heart - e-Anatomy - IMAIOS

  22. IMAIOS
    https://www.imaios.com/en/e-anatomy/thorax/heart

    Heart: illustrated anatomy | e-Anatomy - IMAIOS