- The
mylohyoid muscle or
diaphragma oris is a
paired muscle of the neck. It runs from the
mandible to the
hyoid bone,
forming the
floor of the oral cavity...
- The
mylohyoid line is a bony
ridge on the
internal surface of the mandible. It runs posterosuperiorly. It is the site of
origin of the
mylohyoid muscle...
-
Mylohyoid can
refer to:
Mylohyoid muscle Mylohyoid line
Mylohyoid nerve Mylohyoid branch of
inferior alveolar artery Mylohyoid groove This disambiguation...
- The
mylohyoid nerve (or
nerve to
mylohyoid) is a
mixed nerve of the head. It is a
branch of the
inferior alveolar nerve. It
provides motor innervation...
-
either side from the
lower symphysis is a
ridge called the
mylohyoid line,
where the
mylohyoid muscle attaches; a
small part of the
superior pharyngeal...
- inferior-ward
along the
mylohyoid groove (which
occurs upon the
interior surface of the
ramus of mandible)
accompanied by the
mylohyoid nerve. The
branch ramifies...
- bone in the neck. They are the digastric, stylohyoid, geniohyoid, and
mylohyoid muscles. They are all
pharyngeal muscles, with the
exception of the geniohyoid...
- the two
being separated by the
mylohyoid muscle: The
superficial lobe
comprises most of the gland, with the
mylohyoid muscle runs
under it The deep lobe...
-
synovial sheath. The
anterior belly receives motor innervation from the
mylohyoid nerve (a
branch of the
inferior alveolar nerve,
which is in turn a branch...
-
lateral margin of the
geniohyoid attachment.
Below the
transverse ridge the
mylohyoid, sternohyoid, and
omohyoid are inserted. At the back, the smooth, concave...
