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