CVS: concept & process of septation Flashcards
What does right atrium develop from ?
most of the primitive atrium and sinus venosus
Right atrium receives venous drainage (deoxygenated blood) from where ?
the body via venae cavae
left atrium develops from what ?
a small portion of the primitive atrium
left atrium absorbs ..1…. and receives ..2… from the lungs
- proximal parts of pulmonary veins
- oxygenated blood
slide 7-8
Septation occurs between what weeks ?
4 and 7
Changes in heart before and after septation
before = single-channel peristaltic pump
after = dual-channel, synchronously contracting device with one-way valves
Septation of heart involves what ?
- interatrial septum formation
- interventricular septum formation
- septation of ventricular outflow tract into pulmonary trunk & aorta by aorticopulmonary septum (spiral)
2 basic processes that play key roles in generating septa ?
- Differential growth and remodelling are mainly responsible for generating the muscular
ventricular and atrial septa (these do not completely separate the heart chambers) - Cushion tissue derived from the endocardium (mesoderm) and neural crest cells (ectoderm)
formation of atrioventricular canal
formation of interatrial septum
repositioning of the sinus venosus and the venous inflow into the right atrium…
slide 17-18 ‘septation of the ventricles’
formation of the aorticopulmonary septum …
foetal circulation ..