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Bulbus Cordis
Conus Arteriosus
Aortic Vestibule
smooth part of the right
and
smooth left ventricles formed
Primitive Ventricle
Trabeculated part of the Rt & Lft Ventricle
What structures fuse together to separate the left and right ventricles?
Muscular Septum and Membranous Septum
Muscular septum
formation:
derived from myocardium
formed by expanding heart muscle
Membranous septum
formation
forms from fusion of 3 tissues
endocardial cushions
muscular spetum
aortico-pulmonary septum
Muscular Interventricular Septum
ventricles start to grow and expand due to myocardial growth
interventricular foramen
Muscular IVS grows towards endocardial cushion. starts to close off but stops at 7th week.
So how is the interventricular foramen closed off?
membranous IVS forms and fuses with muscular IVS and closes the IVF.