Development of Heart Flashcards
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Cardiogenic area - Derived from
Splanchnopleuric layer of lateral mesoderm.
Location of Cardiogenic area
Cranial to oropharyngeal membrane
Angioblastic cells gives rise to
Heart tubes
Heart tubes are derived from
Angioblastic cells
Single Heart tube is formed on
D19
Parts of Heart tube
Bulbus cordis
Primitive Ventricle
Primitive atrium
Sinus venosus
Bulbus cordis - Parts
Truncus arteriosus - Outflow tract of Aorta and Pulm. Trunk.
Conus - Spiral septum
Proximal 1/3rd - Rough part of RV
Truncus arteriosus gives rise to
Outflow tract of Aorta and Pulm. Trunk.
Proximal 1/3rd of Bulbus cordis gives rise to
Rough part of RV
Rough part of RV derived from
Proximal 1/3rd of Bulbus cordis
Primitive ventricle gives rise to
Rough part of LV
Primitive atria gives rise to
Rough part of RA and LA
Rough part of RA and LA derived from
Primitive atria
Smooth part of RA derived from
Body and Rt horn of Sinus venosus.
Smooth part of LA derived from
Absorption of Pul veins.
Absorption of Pul veins gives rise to
Smooth part of LA
3 veins of horn’s of Sinus venosus
Umbilical vein, Vitelline vein and Common cardiac vein.
Coronary sinus is formed by
Lt horn of Sinus venosus
What happens to Lt horn of sinus venosus.
Obliterates and forms coronary sinus.
Conotruncal septum aka
Spiral septum or Aorticopulmonary septum
Conotruncal septum is derived from
NCC
Spiral septum - fxn
divides truncus arteriosus in a way that pul trunk goes into RV and aorta into LV.
Anterior Displacement of Spiral septum causes
TOF
TOF - Features
Pulmonary stenosis.
Overriding aorta.
RV hypertrophy.
VSD.