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Is there a good patient resource to learn about the anatomy of the cardiovascular system?
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Internet, of course: Google image search yields a plethora of material and is a good place to start, but possibly more important is to specifically target which parts of the system are of greatest interest and then learn about function and physiology.
Answered 8/14/2012
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