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This research explores the primitive fibres at the sino-auricular junction and their role in heart rhythm.

April 1, 1960HeartOpen Access

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Research reveals the role of primitive fibres in heart rhythm regulation, suggesting implications for cardiac function.

This research explores the primitive fibres at the sino-auricular junction and their role in heart rhythm.
Examined the persistence of primitive fibres in mammalian hearts
Analyzed connections with vagus and sympathetic nerves
Investigated arterial supply and rhythmic activity
Identified primitive fibres as key players in normal heart rhythm generation
Confirmed close association with vagus and sympathetic nerves
Highlighted the unique arterial supply to these fibres

R. E. B. Hudson (1960) studied this question.

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