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... CARTILAGE INFERIOR CORNU OF THYROID CARTILAGE. LARYNX ARYNX in the Greek language means voice . Its function is to prevent aspiration of food into the respiratory passages during deglutition and it also produces sound . The larynx ...
... CARTILAGE INFERIOR CORNU OF THYROID CARTILAGE. LARYNX ARYNX in the Greek language means voice . Its function is to prevent aspiration of food into the respiratory passages during deglutition and it also produces sound . The larynx ...
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... CARTILAGE Figure 43. The larynx . Figure 44. Intrinsic muscles of the larynx . Chapter 24. ANTERIOR VIEW EPIGLOTTIS -HYOID BONE THYROID MEMBRANE THYROID CARTILAGE LAMINA CRICOTHYROID LIGAMENT CORNICULATE CARTILAGE ARYTENOID CARTILAGE ...
... CARTILAGE Figure 43. The larynx . Figure 44. Intrinsic muscles of the larynx . Chapter 24. ANTERIOR VIEW EPIGLOTTIS -HYOID BONE THYROID MEMBRANE THYROID CARTILAGE LAMINA CRICOTHYROID LIGAMENT CORNICULATE CARTILAGE ARYTENOID CARTILAGE ...
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... cartilage ) of the thyroid cartilage . This cartilage is nourished by the perichondrium . If the perichondrium is de- stroyed , the underlying cartilage is also affected , resulting in abscess formation , even if only one perichondrial ...
... cartilage ) of the thyroid cartilage . This cartilage is nourished by the perichondrium . If the perichondrium is de- stroyed , the underlying cartilage is also affected , resulting in abscess formation , even if only one perichondrial ...
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