- The
digastric muscle (also digastricus) (named
digastric as it has two 'bellies') is a
bilaterally paired suprahyoid muscle located under the jaw. Its...
- the
attachment of the sternocleidomastoid, the
posterior belly of the
digastric muscle,
splenius capitis, and
longissimus capitis. On the
medial side...
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digastric, stylohyoid, geniohyoid, and
mylohyoid muscles. They are all
pharyngeal muscles, with the
exception of the
geniohyoid muscle. The
digastric...
- branch. It then
gives rise to the
branch to the
posterior belly of the
digastric, and then the
branch to the stylohyoid. The
facial nerve then p****es through...
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contralateral digastric muscle,
Anterior belly of
ipsilateral digastric muscle Level IB: Body of mandible,
Posterior belly of
digastric muscle, Anterior...
- The
submandibular triangle (or
submaxillary or
digastric triangle)
corresponds to the
region of the neck
immediately beneath the body of the mandible...
-
situated in the
submental triangle,
between the
anterior bellies of the
digastric muscle and the
hyoid bone. The
submental lymph nodes are
situated in the...
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while visceral fascia covers the floor. Muscles:
Suprahyoid muscles -
Digastric (Ant and post belly), mylohyoid,
geniohyoid and stylohyoid. Infrahyoid...
- The
digastric branch of
facial nerve provides motor innervation to the
posterior belly of the
digastric muscle. It
branches from the
facial nerve (CN...
- the
mylohyoid muscle between the
anterior and
posterior bellies of the
digastric muscle. The
space corresponds to the
anatomic region termed the submandibular...
