Across: |
| 1. | Left atrioventricular valve (6) |
| 2. | Condition due to congenital absence of nerve cells in the lower end of the oesophagus (9,6) |
| 4. | Clinical condition affecting the heart due to incomplete or spasmodic obstruction of the coronary arteries (6,8) |
| 5. | Chief content of the middle mediastinum (5) |
| 6. | Septomarginal trabecula of the right ventricle (9,4) |
| 8. | This sinus of pericardium lies posterior to the ascending aorta and pulmonary trunk (10) |
| 9. | An elevation on the right side of the interatrial septum produced by the right posterior aortic sinus (5,8) |
| 11. | This vessel lies in the posterior interventricular groove (6,7,4) |
| 12. | This vessel contributes to the right border of the heart in a plain skiagram of chest (acronym) (3) |
| 13. | This vessel lies in the anterior interventricular groove (5,7,4) |
| 15. | This lymphoid organ lies in the superior mediastinum (6) |
| 16. | Muscular ridges found in the right atrium (7,9) |
| 17. | Right posterior aortic sinus (11,5) |
| 18. | Pneumo-gastric nerve of olden days (5) |
| 19. | Arch of aorta forms this structure in a plain skiagram of chest (6,7) |
| 20. | Unpaired vessel which drains into the superior venacava (6,4) |
| 21. | The meeting point of the atrioventricular, interatrial and posterior interventricular grooves (4) |
| 22. | Fluid accumulation in the pericardial cavity leads to this condition where the diastolic capacity of the heart decreases (7,9) |
| 23. | Remnant of ductus arteriosus (10, 10) |