Discover the tricuspid valve in this cinematic 3D medical animation from Body Spectra.
The tricuspid valve sits between the right atrium and right ventricle. It opens to allow blood into the right ventricle and closes when the ventricle contracts, helping prevent blood from flowing backward.
In this short anatomy journey, discover: ✅ Where the tricuspid valve is located. ✅ How its three leaflets move during the heartbeat. ✅ What the chordae tendineae do. ✅ How papillary muscles help support the valve.
The tricuspid valve is a remarkable example of how heart anatomy helps keep blood moving in the correct direction.
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