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Structures at the opening of the larynx

Cuneiform processes of the arytenoid cartilage


Epiglottis


Glottis (opening)

Rostral to the glottis

Laryngeal vestibule

Caudal to the glottis

Infraglottic cavity

Cartilage of cricoid cartilage

Hyaline cartilage - white and shiny


Cartilage of the epiglottis and cuneiform processes

Fibroelastic cartilage - grayish

Arrangement of laryngeal cartilages (cranial to caudal)

Hyoid apparatus - epiglottis - thyroid cartilage - arytenoid cartilage - cricoid cartilage - tracheal rings

Hyoid apparatus

Articulates and suspends larynx from skull


Swing-like structure


Epiglottis

Above the glottis

Thyroid cartilage

Shield-like

Arytenoid cartilage

PAIRED


Jug-like


Medial to thyroid cartilage

Cricoid cartilage

COMPLETE ring


Large plate on bottom, narrower at top

Tracheal rings

INCOMPLETE RINGS


Hyaline


Articulates with cricoid cartilage

Three articulations of the larynx cartilage


What kind of joints are these?

1. Thyro-hyoid articulation


2. Crico-thyroid articulation - lateral wall of cricoid


3. Crico-arytenoid articulation - medial wall of cricoid


True synovial joints!

Hyoid apparatus (horse and larger animals)

From attachment to thyroid cartilage:


Thyrohyoid bone


Basihyoid bone (with lingual process - tongue)


Keratohyoid bone


Stylohyoid bone - divides guttural pouch

Hyoid apparatus (in dogs)

No lingual process of basihyoid bone


epihyoids between keratohyoid and stylohyoid bones

Thyroid cartilage in horses

Has a large notch ventrally - used by surgeons to access the larynx

Opening in lateral wall of larynx


What species don't have this opening?

Laryngeal ventricle


Cats and cows DO NOT have this opening


(vestibular folds and vocal folds still present)

Caudal to the laryngeal ventricle

Vocal folds

Boundaries of glottic cleft

Vocal fold and arytenoid cartilage