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Anatomy Atlases: Atlas of Human Anatomy: Plate 9: Figure 3

Atlas of Human Anatomy

Neck muscles of the anterior surface.

Translated by: Ronald A. Bergman, PhD and Adel K. Afifi, MD, MS
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Neck muscles of the anterior surface.

a) Mandible.
b) Hyoid bone.
c) Larynx.
d) Thyroid gland.
e) Trachea.
f) Mastoid process.
g) Clavicle.
h) Manubrium sterni.
i) Tongue.

  1. m. digastricus, anterior belly.
  2. m. digastricus, posterior belly.
  3. hyodigastric membrane.
  4. m. mylohyoideus.
  5. m. hyoglossus.
  6. m. stylohyoid.
  7. m. styloglossus.
  8. m. stylopharyngeus.
  9. m. geniohyoideus.
  10. m. thyreohyoideus.
  11. m. sternothyroideus.
  12. m. inferior pharyngeal constrictor.
  13. m. sternohyoideus.
  14. m. omohyoideus, inferior belly.
  15. m. omohyoideus, superior belly.
  16. m. cricothyreoideus.
  17. m. longus colli.
  18. m. scalenus anterior.
  19. m. scalenus medius.
  20. m. scalenus posterior.
  21. m. levator anguli scapulae.
  22. m. splenius capitis.

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