Images Dated 24th February 1998

Artwork of sectioned heart with healthy ECG trace

Heart nerve conduction. Illustration of a section through a human heart with an electrocardiogram (ECG) trace. The heart is a hollow muscle that pumps blood around the body. ECG traces show the pumping of the heart as a series of waves caused by the electrical impulses that coordinate heart muscle contraction. The impulse starts at the oval sinoatrial node (yellow, at upper left) causing the two small upper heart chambers (atria) to contract. The impulse then runs down the nerve fibres (yellow) to the oval atrioventricular node (green, at upper centre). The two large lower heart chambers (ventricles, dark pink) then contract. ECG is vital for heart monitoring

© JOHN BAVOSI/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

BEAUFORT CONVERTIBLE CAR February 1998 Car owned by Calum Macneil spare wire

BEAUFORT CONVERTIBLE CAR February 1998
Car owned by Calum Macneil spare wire wheel wing chromed exhaust white wall tyres headlamp

© Mirrorpix

1990s, Cars, Classic, Decades, Transport, Vehicles And Transport