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Ein [[Synzytium]] aus verzweigten und netzartig verbundenen quergestreiften [[Muskelzellen]], bildet das Muskelgewebe des Herzens mit einer Schicht vorwiegend längs orientierter Muskelfasern und einer spiraligen Muskelfaserschicht, wodurch eine [[konzentrisch|konzentrische]] Kontraktion des Hohlmuskels Herz gesichert wird. Die Wandstärke des Myokards ist von der Belastung abhängig, deshalb ist sie beim linken [[Ventrikel, ventrikulär|Ventrikel]] dreimal stärker, als beim rechten. Anatomisch und funktionell wird das Arbeitsmyokard vom [[Erregungsbildungs- und Leitungssystem|Erregungsbildungs- und Leitungssystem]] unterschieden.

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	A [[Synzytium/en\|syncytium]] of branched and reticularly connected striated [[Muskelzellen/en\|muscle cells]] forms the muscle tissue of the heart. It is a layer of predominantly longitudinally oriented muscle fibers and a spiral muscle fiber layer, whereby a [[Konzentrisch/en\|concentric]] contraction of the hollow heart muscle is ensured. The wall thickness of the myocardium depends on the load, therefore it is three times stronger in the left [[Ventrikel,_ventrikulär/en\|ventricle]] than in the right. Anatomically and functionally, the working myocardium is distinguished from the [[Erregungsbildungs-_und_Leitungssystem/en\|excitation formation and conduction system]].		A [[Synzytium/en\|syncytium]] of branched and reticularly connected striated [[Muskelzellen/en\|muscle cells]] forms the muscle tissue of the heart. It is a layer of predominantly longitudinally oriented muscle fibers and a spiral muscle fiber layer, whereby a [[Konzentrisch/en\|concentric]] contraction of the hollow heart muscle is ensured. The wall thickness of the myocardium depends on the load, therefore it is three times stronger in the left [[Ventrikel,_ventrikulär/en\|ventricle]] than in the right. Anatomically and functionally, the working myocardium is distinguished from the [[Erregungsbildungs-_und_Leitungssystem/en\|excitation formation and conduction system]].

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-A [[Synzytium/en|syncytium]] of branched and reticularly connected striated [[Muskelzellen/en|muscle cells]] forms the muscle tissue of the heart with a layer of predominantly longitudinally oriented muscle fibers and a spiral muscle fiber layer, whereby a [[Konzentrisch/en|concentric]] contraction of the hollow heart muscle. The wall thickness of the myocardium depends on the load, therefore it is three times stronger in the left [[Ventrikel,_ventrikulär/en|ventricle]] than in the right. Anatomically and functionally, the working myocardium is distinguished from the [[Erregungsbildungs-_und_Leitungssystem/en|excitation formation and conduction system]].
+A [[Synzytium/en|syncytium]] of branched and reticularly connected striated [[Muskelzellen/en|muscle cells]] forms the muscle tissue of the heart. It is a layer of predominantly longitudinally oriented muscle fibers and a spiral muscle fiber layer, whereby a [[Konzentrisch/en|concentric]] contraction of the hollow heart muscle is ensured. The wall thickness of the myocardium depends on the load, therefore it is three times stronger in the left [[Ventrikel,_ventrikulär/en|ventricle]] than in the right. Anatomically and functionally, the working myocardium is distinguished from the [[Erregungsbildungs-_und_Leitungssystem/en|excitation formation and conduction system]].
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-A [[syncytium]] of branched and reticularly connected striated [[muscle cells]] forms the muscle tissue of the heart with a layer of predominantly longitudinally oriented muscle fibers and a spiral muscle fiber layer, whereby a [[concentric|concentric]] contraction of the hollow heart muscle. The wall thickness of the myocardium depends on the load, therefore it is three times stronger in the left [[ventricle, ventricular|ventricle]] than in the right. Anatomically and functionally, the working myocardium is distinguished from the [[excitation formation and conduction system|excitation formation and conduction system]].
+A [[Synzytium/en|syncytium]] of branched and reticularly connected striated [[Muskelzellen/en|muscle cells]] forms the muscle tissue of the heart with a layer of predominantly longitudinally oriented muscle fibers and a spiral muscle fiber layer, whereby a [[Konzentrisch/en|concentric]] contraction of the hollow heart muscle. The wall thickness of the myocardium depends on the load, therefore it is three times stronger in the left [[Ventrikel,_ventrikulär/en|ventricle]] than in the right. Anatomically and functionally, the working myocardium is distinguished from the [[Erregungsbildungs-_und_Leitungssystem/en|excitation formation and conduction system]].
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