- The
larynx (/ˈlærɪŋks/),
commonly called the
voice box, is an
organ in the top of the neck
involved in breathing,
producing sound and
protecting the trachea...
- any part of the
larynx (voice box). It is
typically a squamous-cell carcinoma,
reflecting its
origin from the
epithelium of the
larynx. The
prognosis is...
- The
Royal Aircraft Establishment Larynx (from "Long
Range Gun with Lynx engine") was an
early British pilotless aircraft, to be used as a
guided anti-ship...
- in the neck
formed by the
angle of the
thyroid cartilage surrounding the
larynx,
typically visible in men, less
frequently in women. The
prominence of the...
-
Ectopleura larynx, or
ringed tubularia, is a
hydroid in the
family Tubulariidae.
Ectopleura larynx forms colonies that are
usually no more than 6 centimetres...
- (literally, "soft
larynx") is the most
common cause of
chronic stridor in infancy, in
which the soft,
immature cartilage of the
upper larynx collapses inward...
-
Laryngeal cartilages are
cartilages which surround and
protect the
larynx. They form
during embryonic development from
pharyngeal arches.
There are a total...
- to the
esophagus and air to the
larynx. The flap of
cartilage called the
epiglottis stops food from
entering the
larynx. In humans, the
pharynx is part...
- The
portion of the
cavity of the
larynx above the
vestibular fold is
called the
laryngeal vestibule; it is wide and
triangular in shape, its base or anterior...
- (ous), 'ear',
whose genitive is ὠτός (otos) ῥίς (rhis) 'nose' λάρυγξ (
larynx) '
larynx' -λογία (logia) 'study'
Otorhinolaryngologists are
physicians (MD,...
