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arytaenoid
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ARYTAENOID»
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1
Demonstrations of Anatomy: Being a Guide to the Knowledge of ...
From this origin the fibres are directed outwards, and are inserted by fleshy and
tendinous fibres into a projection at the onter part of the base of the arytaenoid
cartilage. Action. It rotates the arytenoid cartilage, turning out the lateral
projection ...
2
The cabinet of the arts
From the basis of one of the arytaenoid cartilages. Fropi qne of the arytaenoid
cartilages lateially. From the posterior and under part of the thyroid cartilage.
From the upper part of the arytaenoid cartilage laterally. From the thyroid
cartilage.
Thomas Hodson (of the Middle Temple), 1805
3
A treatise on anatomy, physiology, and health: designed for ...
MUSCLES SITUATED ABOUT THE GLOTTIS. Crico-arytcenoideus posticus
arises from the cricoid cartilage posteriorly. Inserted into the back of the
arytaenoid cartilage. Use — To open the glottis. Crico-arytcenoideus lateralis
arises from the ...
4
An Elementary Compendium of Physiology: For the Use of Students
disposed to that of the arytaenoid, with this difference, that it is convex in the
same direction in which the other is concave. Round the articulation there is a
synovial capsule, firm before and behind, and moveable without and within.
Before the ...
5
Cunningham's textbook of anatomy
The Mm. Vocales (O.T. Internal Thyreo-arytaenoid Muscles). — The vocalis
muscle of each side is a triangular, somewhat prismatic muscle, which forms with
the thyreo-arytsenoideus a common muscular mass separable only with difficulty
into ...
Daniel John Cunningham, 1818
6
The Anatomist's vade-mecum: containing the anatomy, ...
A small pyramidal muscle, which arises broad from the bark part of the cricoid
cartilage, aud goes directly upwards to be inserted by a narrow point into the
back of the arytaenoid cartilage. This pair of muscles pulls the arytaenoid
cartilage ...
7
The Anatomist's Vade-mecum ... Fourth Edition ... Enlarged
elbge, and goes directly upwards to be 'insertedby a narrow point into the back'of
the arytaenoid cartilage. This pair of museles pulls the nrytzenoid cartilago
directly backwards, and lengthens the riflm gluttidir. C'UCO-ARYTIENOIDEUS ...
Robert HOOPER (M.D.), 1802
8
A Treatise on the Diseases and Injuries of the Larynx and ...
attached, permitting considerable deviation externally: and, 3d, a remarkable
ligament in front, called the corda vocalis, which has most important duties to
perform, independent of its restrictive action on the crico-arytaenoid articulation.
9
The London Medical Dictionary: Including, Under Distinct ...
See Mntvisu. ARYT)E'N0-EPIGLO'TTICI. These are small fleshy fasciculi, each of
which is fixed by one end in the head of one of the arytaenoid cartilages, and the
other in the nearest edge of the epiglottis. ARYTENOIDE'1E CARTILAGINES.
10
Guy's Hospital Reports
Two deep ulcerations, with well-defined but irregular edges, were seen in the
positions of the arytaenoid cartilages : in that on the right side, which was much
the larger, was found a part of the base of the cartilage, converted into bone, in a
...
George Hilaro Barlow, James P. Babington, Edward Cock, 1842
