-
variation in voice. The
thyroid cartilage may
contain a
variant foramen,
known as
thyroid foramen, in up to 39% of individuals. The
thyroid cartilage forms the...
-
during the
thyroid gland's descent.
Small accessory thyroid glands may in fact
occur anywhere along the
thyroglossal duct, from the
foramen ce**** of the...
-
posterior to the
foramen ce**** of the tongue. In this location, an
aberrant or
ectopic thyroid gland is
known as a
lingual thyroid. If the
thyroid fails to descend...
-
Thyroid follicular cells (also
called thyroid epithelial cells or thyrocytes) are the
major cell type in the
thyroid gland, and are
responsible for the...
- In CT scan of the
thyroid,
focal and
diffuse thyroid abnormalities are
commonly encountered.
These findings can
often lead to a
diagnostic dilemma, as...
- for all
endocrine systems. In humans, the
major endocrine glands are the
thyroid, parathyroid, pituitary, pineal, and
adrenal glands, and the (male) testis...
- the
posterior lumbocostal triangle,
although rarely through the
anterior foramen of Morgagni. The
contents of the abdomen,
including the intestines, may...
-
which develops from
cells and
tissues left over
after the
formation of the
thyroid gland during developmental stages.
Thyroglossal cysts are the most common...
- the
terminal sulcus is
marked by a
blind foramen, the
foramen ce****,
which is a
remnant of the
median thyroid diverticulum in
early embryonic development...
- the
thyroid gland and its
final position. It is
located exactly mid-line,
between the
anterior 2/3 and
posterior 1/3 of the tongue. The
thyroid gland...
