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Fig. 29 Incomplete double heart

• A, the interventricular septum, defective in its upper half.
• B, a large, thick-walled aorta, arising from both ventricles above the defect.
• C, a single auriculoventricular cusp arising from both ventricles.
• D, stenosis of the conus of the pulmonary artery.
• R.A., the enlarged right auricle. The right auricle and left ventricle are much hypertrophied and dilated; the left auricle and sinus of the right ventricle rudimentary. The interauricular septum is defective in its lower half.

From a specimen in the McGill Pathological Museum, presented by Dr. Andrewes.

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