Description

This highly detailed 3D visualization illustrates the structural damage caused by postinfarction complications in the heart. Following a myocardial infarction, the affected tissue undergoes necrosis, leading to a cascade of anatomical changes such as ventricular wall thinning, aneurysm formation, papillary muscle rupture, or chordae tendineae damage. The image showcases these consequences with remarkable clarity, allowing viewers to examine the affected regions from multiple angles and depths. It serves as an essential educational tool for cardiologists, medical students, and healthcare professionals seeking to understand the mechanical implications of infarction and improve diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient communication in clinical practice.