'Superior laryngeal' diaporamas de présentation

Infra- glottic invasive airways

Infra- glottic invasive airways. Dr. S.A.Rajkumar , Intensivist, Tirunelveli. Introduction. Airway access can be Supra-Glottic Infra-Glottic Routine ET intubation is by supra-glottic Alternative access to airway includes supra-glottic and infra-glottic access. Definition.

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Regional Anesthesia for Anesthesiology Nursing Peripheral Nerve Blocks-Part 1

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Neurogenic dysphonia

Neurogenic dysphonia. Neurogenic Dysphonia: Topics. Neurology of the larynx Organizational Framework Selected Disorders Vocal fold paresis/paralysis Essential Tremor Spasmodic Dysphonia Selected Central Nervous System Disorders. UW-Madison Neuro Website. Nerve supply to Larynx.

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Anatomy of the larynx and benign lesions of the larynx

Anatomy of the larynx and benign lesions of the larynx. Anatomy of the larynx. The larynx is made of: Hyoid bone : U shaped, near C3 level 9 cartilages: 3 paired and 3 single cartilages Ligaments and membranes that connects the cartilage to give it stability 2 set of muscles:

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Anatomy II Head & Neck BY: DR.Yahya Alfarra CANADIAN BOARD IN DENTISTRY

Anatomy II Head & Neck BY: DR.Yahya Alfarra CANADIAN BOARD IN DENTISTRY. Main Nerves of the Neck. The nerves of head & neck include: 1- cranial nerves 2- cervical nerves 3- cervical sympathetic chain 4- parasympathetic ganglia&nerves. I- Cranial nerves.

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Parathyroid gland

Parathyroid gland. M. Alhashash. Anatomy . Anatomy . Physiology . Parathyroid Imaging. Tc-99m sestamibi scan ( Cardiolyte ) Ultrasound Initially thought useful only in persistent or recurrent disease. Thallium-technetium subtraction scan - now rarely used.

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LARYNX

LARYNX. By Dr. Musaed Al Fayez. Larynx. Specialized organ at the inlet of air passage. Function : 1- Protective sphincter at the air passage. 2- Phonation. 3- Regulates passage of air in inspiration and expiration. 4- Opens & closes during swallowing, coughing & sneezing.

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