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thyroid cartilage [′thī‚rȯid ‚kärt·lij]

(anatomy)

The largest of the laryngeal cartilages in humans and most other mammals, located anterior to the cricoid; in humans, it forms the Adam's apple.

Thyroid Cartilage

the large unpaired cartilage of the larynx, which first appeared in vertebrate evolution in mammals.

The thyroid cartilage develops from the second and third gill arches. In cloacal animals the arches retain their independence, being joined to the copula, while in marsupial and placental animals they are fused, forming two quadrilateral lamellae that are united at an angle on the ventral side (in humans on the anterior side). In children and women these lamellae are united at an obtuse angle; in men they form an angular projection, known as the Adam’s apple. From the thyroid cartilage there pass the anterior cornua (in humans the superior cornua), in the direction of the hyoid bone (they are absent in pigs), and the posterior cornua (in humans the inferior cornua), which form a movable articulation with the cricoid cartilage.

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No references found	Paltauf felt that the failure of mesenchymal tissue between the thyroid and trachea to properly develop allows the primitive thyroid to adhere to the trachea, permitting caudal ingrowth into the trachea between the cartilage rings. Intratracheal ectopic thyroid tissue presenting with protracted ... by Khan, Mo; Michaelson, Peter G.; Hinni, Michael L. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal Because the stenosis was not caused by scar tissue and the affected cartilage rings were noncompliant, resection and anastomosis were the only feasible option in this case. Tracheal resection and anastomosis in a Mallard Duck (Anas ... by Guzman, David Sanchez-Migallon; Mitchell, Mark; Hedlund, Cheryl S.; Walden, Michael; Tully, Thomas N / Journal of Avian Medicine and Surgery 8) In the first technique, the cartilage rings immediately distal and proximal to the resection site are circumferentially split in half. Successful treatment of tracheal xanthogranulomatosis in a red-tailed ... by Monks, Deborah J.; Zsivanovits, H. Petra; Cooper, John E.; Forbes, Neil A. / Journal of Avian Medicine and Surgery	cartesian geometry cartesian oval Cartesian philosophy cartesian plane cartesian product cartesian surface cartesian tensor cartesian-coordinate robot Cartesianism Carthage Carthaginian Carthaginians and Romans Fiesta Carthamus carthorse Carthusian Carthusians Cartier Cartier's Cartier, Jacques Cartier, Sir George Étienne, Baronet Cartier, Sir Georges Étienne Cartier-Bresson Cartier-Bresson, Henri Cartilage cartilage bone Cartilage Rings cartilaginous fish Cartimandua Cartland Cartland, Dame Barbara cartload Cartogram Cartogram, Agrochemical cartographer Cartographic Converter Cartographic Generalization Cartographic Grid Cartographic Instruments Cartographic Method of Research Cartographic Methods of Presentation Cartographic Projections Cartographic Reference Service cartographic satellite Cartographic Sources Cartography Cartography, Topographic cartology Cartometry carton carton pierre Carton, Sydney	cartilage cell cartilage cell cartilage cell Cartilage diseases Cartilage diseases Cartilage diseases cartilage emboli cartilage emboli cartilage emboli cartilage flap cartilage flap cartilage flap cartilage graft Cartilage hair hypoplasia Cartilage hair hypoplasia Cartilage Intermediate Layer Protein cartilage lacuna cartilage lacuna cartilage lacuna cartilage matrix cartilage matrix cartilage matrix cartilage matrix cartilage matrix (1) cartilage matrix (1) cartilage matrix (1) cartilage matrix (1) cartilage of auditory tube cartilage of nasal septum Cartilage oligomeric matrix protein Cartilage Rings Cartilage rings of the trachea Cartilage rings of the trachea Cartilage rings of the trachea cartilage scissors cartilage scissors cartilage scissors cartilage space cartilage spaces cartilage spaces cartilage spaces cartilage spaces cartilage tissue Cartilage Tissue Engineering cartilage-bone marrow extract Cartilage-derived Anti-Tumor Factor Cartilage-Derived Morphogenetic Protein Cartilage-Derived Morphogenetic Protein 1 cartilage-forming tumor Cartilage-hair hypoplasia cartilage-hair hypoplasia syndrome Cartilage-Specific Proteoglycan Core Protein Cartilages Cartilages Cartilages Cartilages of the nose Cartilagineous cartilaginification cartilaginiform cartilaginiform Cartilaginis cricoideæ

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Paltauf felt that the failure of mesenchymal tissue between the thyroid and trachea to properly develop allows the primitive thyroid to adhere to the trachea, permitting caudal ingrowth into the trachea between the cartilage rings.

Intratracheal ectopic thyroid tissue presenting with protracted ... by Khan, Mo; Michaelson, Peter G.; Hinni, Michael L. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal

Because the stenosis was not caused by scar tissue and the affected cartilage rings were noncompliant, resection and anastomosis were the only feasible option in this case.

Tracheal resection and anastomosis in a Mallard Duck (Anas ... by Guzman, David Sanchez-Migallon; Mitchell, Mark; Hedlund, Cheryl S.; Walden, Michael; Tully, Thomas N / Journal of Avian Medicine and Surgery

8) In the first technique, the cartilage rings immediately distal and proximal to the resection site are circumferentially split in half.

Successful treatment of tracheal xanthogranulomatosis in a red-tailed ... by Monks, Deborah J.; Zsivanovits, H. Petra; Cooper, John E.; Forbes, Neil A. / Journal of Avian Medicine and Surgery

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