Pericardium

Also see : smooth muscles of the heart, heart muscle, coronary arteries and coronary veins.

Whether it is the left or right side of the pericardium depends on biological laterality.

Theme

Attack against the heart, either real (e.g., in a knife attack) or metaphorical (e.g., a diagnosis: you have a heart problem).

CA phase

Cell increase  in the pericardium.

Biological purpose

Strengthening of the pericardium to better protect the heart.

Symptoms

None.

PCL phase

Functional normalization. Removal of cells by TB bacteria, if present.

Symptoms

Pericarditis. Fatigue, night sweats, pain behind the sternum, possibly temperature elevation/fever. Liquid around the heart due to healing swelling.

With the syndrome: impaired heart function, cardiac tamponade. This diagnosis often causes a hanging healing: something is wrong with my heart > attack against the heart.

EC

Strong pains, chills and cold sweats.

There may be calcium deposits visible at the end of the PCL-B, see old mesoderm.