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FIG.3.18 Locationoftheringofcells(arrows)demarcatedbythe
antibodytothenodoseganglionofthechick.Arrangementbefore(A)and
after(B)expansionoftheatrioventricularcanal.Thelocationofthe
antibodyintherightatrioventricularjunctionshowsthattheinitial
musculatureofthecanalbecomessequestratedastheatrialvestibules.
Thecomponentonthecrestofthemuscularventricularseptumbecomes
theatrioventricularbundle.
FurtherDevelopmentoftheVentricular
Loop
Functionalseparationoftheleft-sidedandright-sidedbloodstreamstakesplace
longbeforethecompletionofventricularseptation(seeFig.3.7).Development
oftheventriclesproceedsbypartitioningthesebloodstreamssuchthattheone
originatingfromtherightsideoftheatrioventricularcanalbecomeschanneledto
thepulmonarytrunk,whiletheonecommencingattheleftsideofthe
atrioventricularcanaliscommittedtotheaorta.Thisrequiressignificant
remodelingoftheinnercurvatureoftheventricularloop.Expansionoftheright
sideoftheatrioventricularcanalplacesthecavityoftherightatriumindirect
communicationwiththeapicalpartoftherightventricle,itselfballoonedfrom
theoutletpartoftheinitialventricularloop.Appreciationoftheprocessof
apicalballooning(Fig.3.19)isthekeytounderstandingtheformationof
incompleterightventricles,asseeninmalformedheartssuchasdouble-inletleft
ventricleortricuspidatresia.Theunifyingfeatureoftheselesionsisthatthe
atrialchambersretaintheircommunicationexclusivelywiththedominantleft
ventricle.
FIG.3.19 Imagetakenfromanepiscopicdatasetpreparedfromahuman
embryoatCarnegiestage14.Thisispriortoexpansionofthe
atrioventricularjunction.Thedevelopingrightventriclealreadypossesses