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Subramaniam C. Krishnan, and Miguel Salazar JCIN 2010;3:98-104 Patterns of Fusion in the Atrial Septum Cartoon illustrating the variations in fusion along the zone of overlap of the septum primum and secundum. (A) Fusion between the septum primum and secundum occurs along the entire zone of overlap. (B) Fusion between the septum primum and secundum is limited to the caudal portion of the zone of overlap (blue arrow) resulting in a pouch that can be accessed from the left atrium (LA) (red arrow). (C) Fusion is limited to the cranial portion of the zone of overlap (blue arrow); the resulting pouch can be accessed from the right atrium (RA) (red arrow). (D) Lack of fusion between the septum primum and secundum with a resulting patent foramen ovale (red arrows). LV = left ventricle; RV = right ventricle. Subramaniam C. Krishnan, and Miguel Salazar JCIN 2010;3:98-104 American College of Cardiology Foundation