The anatomist's vade mecum : a system of human anatomy . ents of the arytenoidcartilages are eight in number:— Two Capsular ligaments, withsynovial membranes, which articulatethe arytenoid cartilages vsdth thecricoid, and strengthened behind bytwo posterior crico-arytenoid bandsor ligaments; and the superior andinferior thyro-arytenoid superior thyro-arytenoid liga-ments are two thin bands of yellowelastic tissue which are attached infront to the receding angle of thethyroid cartilage, and behind to theanterior and inner border of eacharytenoid cartilage. The lower bor-der of thi
The anatomist's vade mecum : a system of human anatomy . ents of the arytenoidcartilages are eight in number:— Two Capsular ligaments, withsynovial membranes, which articulatethe arytenoid cartilages vsdth thecricoid, and strengthened behind bytwo posterior crico-arytenoid bandsor ligaments; and the superior andinferior thyro-arytenoid superior thyro-arytenoid liga-ments are two thin bands of yellowelastic tissue which are attached infront to the receding angle of thethyroid cartilage, and behind to theanterior and inner border of eacharytenoid cartilage. The lower bor-der of this ligament constitutes the-upper boundary of the ventricle of thelarynx, and the fold of mucous mem-brane caused by its projection hasbeen called the superior or falsechorda vocalis. The inferior thyro-arytenoid ligaments, or true chordavocales, are thicker than the superior, and like them composed of yellowelastic tissue. Each ligament is attached in front to the receding angleof the thyroid cartilage, and behind to the anterior angle of the base of. * A vertical section of the larynx, showing its ligaments. 1. The body ofthe OS hyoides. 2. Its great cornu. 3. Its lesser cornu. 4. The ala of thethyroid cartilage. 5. The superior cornu. 6. Its inferior cornu. 7. Thepomum Adami. 8, 8. The thyro-hyoidean membrane; the opening in themembrane immediately above the most posterior of the numerals is for thepassage of the superior laryngeal nerve and artery. 9. The thyro-hyoideanligament; the numeral is placed immediately above the sesamoid bone orcartilage which exists in this ligament, a. The epiglottis, b. The hyo-epiglottic ligament, c. The thyro-epiglottic ligament, d. The arytenoidcartilage; its inner surface, e. The outer angle of the base of the arytenoidcartilage. /. The corniculum laryngis. g. The cuneiform caitilage. h. Thesuperior thyro-arytenoid ligament, i. The inferior thyro-arytenoid ligament,or chorda vocalis ; the elliptical space between the two thyro-arytenoid li
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