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The pericardium holds the heart in place a flexible double layered sac
The other tube connected to the ascending aorta will pump blood that has been oxygenated
By the machine back into the body
When the tubes are removed sutures will be put in place
They tighten the spaces where the tubes empty to blood cells
Turning on the heart-lung machine

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And now, placing the donors heart
On the patient's sternum
Works as a lung and removes the carbon dioxide
Connecting the back wall of the right atrium
The donors heart is in place
Attaching the pulmonary artery
Congratulations
You have a new heart

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