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1975
The terminology of the atria has been confusing. The words, auricle, atrium, and appendix (or appendage) are often interchanged. Auricle (L. auricula = ear) has long been used—presumably because of the fancied resemblance of the protuberance of the right-sided chamber to the ear of a dog.
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The terminology of the atria has been confusing. The words, auricle, atrium, and appendix (or appendage) are often interchanged. Auricle (L. auricula = ear) has long been used—presumably because of the fancied resemblance of the protuberance of the right-sided chamber to the ear of a dog.
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2014
The left atrium (LA) lies behind the ascending aorta and is superior to the LV (Figs. 7.1, 7.2, and 7.3). The LA is demarcated from the LV by the atrioventricular groove, within which lie the LCx and the coronary sinus.
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The left atrium (LA) lies behind the ascending aorta and is superior to the LV (Figs. 7.1, 7.2, and 7.3). The LA is demarcated from the LV by the atrioventricular groove, within which lie the LCx and the coronary sinus.
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2009
The fully developed human left atrium (LA) consists of the true atrial septum, a superior smooth walled portion, and an inferior trabeculated portion. The smooth walled portion is larger and originates embryologically from the pulmonary veins that combine to form a common pulmonary vein before becoming integrated with the inferior portion of the left ...
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The fully developed human left atrium (LA) consists of the true atrial septum, a superior smooth walled portion, and an inferior trabeculated portion. The smooth walled portion is larger and originates embryologically from the pulmonary veins that combine to form a common pulmonary vein before becoming integrated with the inferior portion of the left ...
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The crossroads of the left atrium
Journal of Cardiovascular Electrophysiology, 2019Samuel J. Asirvatham +1 more
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Quantitative Study of Nerves of the Human Left Atrium
Heart Rhythm, 2005Philippe Chevalier, Laurent Fanton
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