Description

This anatomical rendering presents a view of the heart affected by a ventricular septal defect (VSD), with surrounding structures providing context for its physiological impact. The defect in the interventricular septum is prominently visible, illustrating the direct communication between the right and left ventricles. The pulmonary circulation and major blood vessels are also shown, emphasizing the potential complications such as increased pulmonary pressure and heart strain. The high-resolution visualization is designed for educational purposes, allowing medical professionals, students, and researchers to study the hemodynamic changes associated with VSD in a highly detailed and engaging manner.