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The plane of the tricuspid annulus faces toward the right ventricular apex. 8. Comparison of right and left AV valves. A: The tricuspid valve normally has three leaflets. The membranous septum is located along its annulus (dashed line), at the anteroseptal commissure (arrow). B: The mitral valve has two leaflets, with papillary muscles beneath each commissure. C and D: In short-axis views, the tricuspid orifice is shaped like a reversed D at the annular level (C) and like a triangle at the midleaflet level (D).
Coronary circulation, shown schematically. A: The right and circumflex arteries travel in the AV groove, near the tricuspid and mitral valves, respectively (cardiac base). B: The anterior and posterior descending arteries travel in the interventricular groove and demarcate the plane of the ventricular septum (superior and inferior views). C: Coronary dominance is determined by the origin of the posterior descending branch. D: The anterior cardiac veins empty directly into the right atrium, whereas the other major epicardial veins drain into the coronary sinus.
Outlet septum, a septal band, and a moderator band (Fig. 9). The parietal band is a free-wall structure that separates the tricuspid and pulmonary valves. Lying beneath the right-left commissure of both semilunar valves, the outlet septum separates the two ventricular outflow tracts and tilts approximately 45 degrees relative to the remainder of the ventricular septum. The septal band is a Y-shaped structure with a long, broad stem and smaller inferior and anterior limbs. The two limbs, in turn, cradle the outlet septum and give rise to the medial tricuspid papillary muscle.