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As the pressure in the right [[chamber]] increases, the flap sails lie passively, flush against each other. The [[papillary muscles]] prevent the valve from turning into the right atrium, with the resulting reflux (regurgitation), due to their contraction taking place shortly before and the resulting tension on the tendon threads.
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As the pressure in the right [[Kammer/en|chamber]] increases, the flap sails lie passively, flush against each other. The [[Papillarmuskeln/en|papillary muscles]] prevent the valve from turning into the right atrium, with the resulting reflux (regurgitation), due to their contraction taking place shortly before and the resulting tension on the tendon threads.

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Nachricht im Original (Trikuspidalklappe)
Die Klappensegel legen sich bei Anstieg des Druckes in der rechten [[Kammer]] passiv, bündig aneinander. Die [[Papillarmuskeln]] verhindern durch ihre kurz vorher stattfindende Kontraktion und den dadurch stattfindenden Zug an den Sehnenfäden ein Umschlagen der Klappe in den rechten Vorhof, mit daraus resultierendem Rückfluss (Regurgitation).
ÜbersetzungAs the pressure in the right [[Kammer/en|chamber]] increases, the flap sails lie passively, flush against each other. The [[Papillarmuskeln/en|papillary muscles]] prevent the valve from turning into the right atrium, with the resulting reflux (regurgitation), due to their contraction taking place shortly before and the resulting tension on the tendon threads.

As the pressure in the right chamber increases, the flap sails lie passively, flush against each other. The papillary muscles prevent the valve from turning into the right atrium, with the resulting reflux (regurgitation), due to their contraction taking place shortly before and the resulting tension on the tendon threads.