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Location:
opening located between the inferior vena cava and the tricuspid valve on the inferior aspect of the interatrial septum; forms a corner of Koch's triangle; its valve is referred to as the Thebesian valve

Function:
opening of the coronary venous system into the right atrium

Importance in device delivery:
pacing or defibrillation lead placement

Localización:
Orificio ubicado entre la vena cava inferior y la válvula tricúspide en la cara inferior del septo interauricular; forma una esquina del triángulo de Koch; su válvula se conoce como la válvula de Tebesio.

Función:
Drenaje del sistema venoso coronario en la aurícula derecha.

Importancia en implante de dispositivos:
implantación de electrodos de estimulación o desfibrilación.

 

 

 

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