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Title: A text-book of comparative physiology for students and practitioners of comparative (veterinary) medicine
Year: 1890 (1890s)
Authors: Mills, Wesley, 1847-1915
Subjects: Physiology, Comparative
Publisher: New York, London, D. Appleton and business
Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries
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tis c, arytenoid muscles d, section of thyroid cartilageto show pails it, covers e, cricoid cartilage/, trachea g, (esophagus h, thyro-arytenoid muscle i, lateral crico-arytenoid muscle j, posterior crico-arytenoidmuscle k, arytenoid muscle 1, superior laryngeal nerve two, inferior laryngeal 3,branches of superior laryngeal passing to epiglottis and tongue 4, branches ofsuperior laryngeal passing to oesophagus 5, quite fine numerous anastomoses be-tween two laryngeals fi, tracheal branches 7, branch to posterior crico-arytenoidmuscle a portion is distributed, by means of the muscles, to subjacent mucous mem-brane lo, branch passing to arytenoid muscle 11, oesophageal branch to aryte-noid muscle 11, (esophageal branch of pharyngeal nerve it occasionally comesfrom external laryngeal. THE VOICE. 595 effect on the vocal bands of the movements of the arytenoidcartilages. These are most marked around a vertical axis, giv-ing rise to an inward and outward movement of rotation, but
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Fig. 433.—Diagrammatic section of larynx to illustrate action of Posterior crico-arytenoid muscle (after Landois). In this and the two following figures the dottedlines indicate the new position of the components owing to the action of the musclesconcerned. there are also movements of much less extent in all directions. It isin fact via the movements of these cartilages to which the
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