The webby stuff at the top is the thyrohyoid membrane, which connects the hyoid bone (the white at the top) to the thyroid cartilege (the blue cartilege you identified correctly).
Below that, you've got cricoid cartilege, and the membrane there is called the cricothyroid membrane; the cricothyroid muscles (lateral and oblique) are actually on the side.
don't post something you do not know what you are talking about, just waste our time!
Babysnowleopard 1 year ago
ladies you dont know what you are saying plz dont post any vids in which you are not prepared,its misleading and embarssment to you
billlaAurbillli 1 year ago
If you are studying don't follow this! She mislabels half the stuff!
FlexProgrammer 2 years ago
it's lig. cricothyreoideum ... it's not a membrane...
arminveliki 3 years ago
Close, but no cigar.
The webby stuff at the top is the thyrohyoid membrane, which connects the hyoid bone (the white at the top) to the thyroid cartilege (the blue cartilege you identified correctly).
Below that, you've got cricoid cartilege, and the membrane there is called the cricothyroid membrane; the cricothyroid muscles (lateral and oblique) are actually on the side.
classictomatosoup 3 years ago