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Fig. 18. Postnatal Human Heart Oval Fossa

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	Prepared by kind permission of Diane Spicer, who made the initial photograph of the specimen.		Prepared by kind permission of Diane Spicer, who made the initial photograph of the specimen.

	~~(Diane Spicer - Department of Pediatric Cardiology, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, USA; Johns Hopkins All Children’s Heart Institute, St Petersburg, FL, USA)~~



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Fig. 18. Postnatal human heart oval fossa

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	==Fig. 18. Postnatal ~~human heart oval fossa~~==		==Fig. 18. Postnatal Human Heart Oval Fossa==

	The image shows a cross-section across the oval fossa (double headed white arrow) of a postnatal human heart. Comparison with the [[:File:Anderson2016-fig15a.jpg\|right hand panel of Figure 15]] confirms that the cranial and posterior rim of the fossa is an infolding, while the anterior rim is the anterior buttress formed by muscularisation of the vestibular spine and mesenchymal cap.		The image shows a cross-section across the oval fossa (''fossa ovalis'', ''annulus ovalis'') shown by double headed white arrow of a postnatal human heart. Comparison with the [[:File:Anderson2016-fig15a.jpg\|right hand panel of Figure 15]] confirms that the cranial and posterior rim of the fossa is an infolding, while the anterior rim is the anterior buttress formed by muscularisation of the vestibular spine and mesenchymal cap.

	Prepared by kind permission of Diane Spicer, who made the initial photograph of the specimen.		Prepared by kind permission of Diane Spicer, who made the initial photograph of the specimen.

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Fig. 18. Postnatal human heart oval fossa

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	Prepared by kind permission of Diane Spicer, who made the initial photograph of the specimen.		Prepared by kind permission of Diane Spicer, who made the initial photograph of the specimen.

	(Dr Diane Spicer - Department of Pediatric Cardiology, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, USA; Johns Hopkins All Children’s Heart Institute, St Petersburg, FL, USA)		(Diane Spicer - Department of Pediatric Cardiology, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, USA; Johns Hopkins All Children’s Heart Institute, St Petersburg, FL, USA)

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Fig. 18. Postnatal human heart oval fossa

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	Prepared by kind permission of Diane Spicer, who made the initial photograph of the specimen.		Prepared by kind permission of Diane Spicer, who made the initial photograph of the specimen.

	* Dr Diane Spicer - Department of Pediatric Cardiology, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, USA; Johns Hopkins All Children’s Heart Institute, St Petersburg, FL, USA		(Dr Diane Spicer - Department of Pediatric Cardiology, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, USA; Johns Hopkins All Children’s Heart Institute, St Petersburg, FL, USA)



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	Prepared by kind permission of Diane Spicer, who made the initial photograph of the specimen.		Prepared by kind permission of Diane Spicer, who made the initial photograph of the specimen.

			* Dr Diane Spicer - Department of Pediatric Cardiology, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, USA; Johns Hopkins All Children’s Heart Institute, St Petersburg, FL, USA

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		==Fig. 18. Postnatal human heart oval fossa==

		The image shows a cross-section across the oval fossa (double headed white arrow) of a postnatal human heart. Comparison with the [[:File:Anderson2016-fig15a.jpg\|right hand panel of Figure 15]] confirms that the cranial and posterior rim of the fossa is an infolding, while the anterior rim is the anterior buttress formed by muscularisation of the vestibular spine and mesenchymal cap.

		Prepared by kind permission of Diane Spicer, who made the initial photograph of the specimen.

		{{Anderson2016 figures}}
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