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The
sternocostal surface of the heart (
anterior surface of the heart) is directed forward, upward, and to the left.
Its lower part is convex, formed chiefly by the
right ventricle, and traversed near its left margin by the
anterior longitudinal sulcus.
Its upper part is separated from the lower by the
coronary sulcus, and is formed by the
atria; it presents a deep concavity, occupied by the
ascending aorta and the
pulmonary artery.
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