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Dictionary » P » Papillary muscle Papillary muscleDefinition noun, plural: papillary muscles A conical projection attached to the chordae tendineae which anchors the heart valves.
Its contraction during systole pulls the chordae tendineae, thereby preventing the backflow of blood from the ventricles into the atriums. ![]()
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