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Coronary sinus and its tributaries.

V K Malhotra·S P Tewari·P S Tewari·S K Agarwal
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In the present study we found absence of semilunar valve of the coronary sinus in 2 out of 150 hearts (1.33%) and anomalous opening of the middle cardiac vein in 3 out of 150 hearts (2.0%).

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V K Malhotra, S P Tewari, P S Tewari, S K Agarwal. 1980. Coronary sinus and its tributaries.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7224191/

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