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	HORST KIECHLE - MODULAR HEARTS

	In 2016 I had a request for modifying one of my heart models to show a specific heart condition, namely a single ventricle heart with inverse transposed main arteries. This required a total redesign of my heart model breaking it down into individual modules which can be mixed and matched to visualise a standard, healthy heart as well as specific congenital heart diseases.

	The STANDARD MODULAR HEART consists of a left and right ventricle, left and right atrium, aorta and pulmonary artery as well as an optional 'shell'.   Templates and Instructions     Watch a short video clip on YouTube for more information on the individual elements and how they assemble into the standard modular heart.

	The SINGLE VENTRICLE HEART consists of a single ventricle, left and right atrium, inverted transposed aorta and inverted transposed pulmonary artery as well as an optional 'shell'.   Templates and Instructions     Watch a short video clip on YouTube for more information on the individual elements and how they assemble into the standard modular heart.

	The SINGLE VENTRICLE HEART AFTER A FONTAN PROCEDURE consists of a single ventricle, left and right atrium, inverted transposed aorta and a ligated inverted transposed pulmonary artery connected to a Fontan tunnel as well as an optional 'shell'.   Templates and Instructions     Watch a short video clip on YouTube for more information on the individual elements and how they assemble into the standard modular heart.

AMORPHOUS CONSTRUCTIONS   -   2013-2017