A normal human heart has a “conical screwing motion” by which the blood is effectively pushed from apex to the base and finally to the aorta to be circulated in the body smoothly. But in patients with cardiomyopathy, the heart becomes dilated excessively.
Thinking Beyond Science · The Heart's Mechanics: Understanding Heart Function, Failure, and Surgical InterventionsA normal human heart has a “conical screwing motion” by which the blood is effectively pushed from apex to the base and finally to the aorta to be circulated in the body smoothly. But i…