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==Fig. 14.  Human developing heart (Carnegie stage 16)==


The histological section, in four chamber plane, is from a human embryo at [[Carnegie stage 16|Carnegie stage 16]], representing the turn from the fifth to the sixth week of development.
The primary septum, carrying a mesenchymal cap, has extended well towards the atrial margin of the atrioventricular cushions, reducing the size of the primary foramen in the process. It has broken away from the atrial roof to form the secondary atrial foramen, which will permit the right atrial blood to continue to reach the left atrium subsequent to closure of the primary foramen.
Note the remnant of the origin of the primary septum at the atrial roof.
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Fig. 14. Human developing heart (Carnegie stage 16)

The histological section, in four chamber plane, is from a human embryo at Carnegie stage 16, representing the turn from the fifth to the sixth week of development.

The primary septum, carrying a mesenchymal cap, has extended well towards the atrial margin of the atrioventricular cushions, reducing the size of the primary foramen in the process. It has broken away from the atrial roof to form the secondary atrial foramen, which will permit the right atrial blood to continue to reach the left atrium subsequent to closure of the primary foramen.

Note the remnant of the origin of the primary septum at the atrial roof.


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Reference

Anderson RH. Teratogenecity in the setting of cardiac development and maldevelopment. (2016)


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