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Atrioventricular valves are [...] not cusps.
Both valves have partial annuli (ring structure).
Valves are attached to the subvalvular apparatus (chorda and papillary muscles).
Mobility is passive – chorda and papillary muscles tether and provide structural support.
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leaflets

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Atrioventricular valves are [...] not cusps.
Both valves have partial annuli (ring structure).
Valves are attached to the subvalvular apparatus (chorda and papillary muscles).
Mobility is passive – chorda and papillary muscles tether and provide structural support.
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Atrioventricular valves are [...] not cusps.
Both valves have partial annuli (ring structure).
Valves are attached to the subvalvular apparatus (chorda and papillary muscles).
Mobility is passive – chorda and papillary muscles tether and provide structural support.
Answer
leaflets
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Atrioventricular valves are leaflets not cusps. Both valves have partial annuli (ring structure). Valves are attached to the subvalvular apparatus (chorda and papillary muscles). Mobility is passive – chorda

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owner: sarahcho - (no access) - 04 CUNNINGHAM MMMD 2015-16 Pathology of Valve Disease (white).pdf, p7

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