The sternum is anterior to the heart.
antero means anterior and the septum is a wall that divides two cavities therefore anteroseptum of the heart is the the commonly the anterior side of the interventricular septum
Not sure what you mean by "anterior and posterior", but veins return blood to the heart. I believe you are mistaken. the Superior and Inferior vena cava return blood to the heard.
intrathoracic, in mediastinum, anterior to esophagus and posterior to the diaphragm
pericordium.
right coronary artery
Distal and anterior are adjectives that anatomists use to describe locations of various organs and tissues. Distal - meaning "far from" Anterior - meaning "in front" Thus, if we were using the top of the heart as a reference point, the distal anterior wall in the heart would be the part of the heart wall that is distal (since we said the top of the heart was our reference, it would have to be at the bottom of the heart) and anterior (which would be the front of the heart).
Inferior to the heart: Stomach Superior to the heart: Brain Anterior to the heart: Rib cage Posterior to the heart: Spine Latereral to the heart: Lungs
diaphragm
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diaphragm
The frontal (also known as coronal) seperates the heart into anterior and posterior portions.
precardiac means anterior to the heart (anterior meaning more towards the front of the body)
yes
The depression between the two ventricles on the anterior surface of the heart is called the interventricular sulcus or the anterior interventricular groove. It houses the anterior interventricular artery, also known as the left anterior descending artery.
antero means anterior and the septum is a wall that divides two cavities therefore anteroseptum of the heart is the the commonly the anterior side of the interventricular septum
"Anterior" refers to the front of the body or structure, while "posterior" refers to the back. In human anatomy, the heart is located anterior to the spine, for example.
On the anterior side.