My heart-y space!

I'm 20, I'm a med student, and I really want to be a cardiologist!

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your pics are amazing! do u have any videos of u stething your gorgeous chest?

No, sorry!

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http://sebastienclement.tumblr.com/

Ran across this blog today, well worth a look, you heart people!

http://sebastienclement.tumblr.com/

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Need Some Help!

Any girls interested in helping me out with a little project? You'd have to take some pretty specific pictures.

If you want to know more, just ask my ask box :)

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i love your blog! :D

Aww, thank you!

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i fucking did it! 

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No le creas. on We Heart It. http://weheartit.com/entry/26248517

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Go go gadget gal!

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Patient presents with a right bundle branch block, slight ST segment depression #EKG (Taken with instagram)

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Echocardiography

This is a type of diagnostic medical imaging, which produces a sonogram/ultrasound of the heart.

There are two methods of performing the procedure, one involves a transducer being positioned on the chest of a patient (transthoracic) - similar to pregnancy scans but on the chest - and another which produces a clearer image, requiring a probe/transducer being passed into the patient’s oesophagus (transoesophageal).

Echocardiograms are used to help identify and diagnose a range of cardiac conditions, providing visual images of the shape and size of the heart, stroke volume, atrioventricular valves, anatomical and/or congenital abnormalities and tissue damage (such as that associated with ischaemia and coronary heart disease).

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now for something non-vector. Self portrait with Holter WIP.

I got a holter monitor, it makes me feel like I am assimilating into the Borg. 

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EKG tummy :p

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Anatomical Human Heart Pillow. Handknit Pillow

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Holtor Monitor for 24 hours.

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murmurs or growls?

J: I've learned how each of the murmurs sound!

Me: Oh cool! How do you tell the difference?

J: Well, aortic stenosis sounds like whooooosh dub whoooosh dub, aortic regurgiation and mitral stenosis both sound kind of like dub whoosh dub whoosh, and mitral regurgitation sounds like GRRRRR dub GRRRR dub.