Anatomy

The hard palate refers to the bony structure that forms the front portion of the roof of the mouth in

The glottis is a critical anatomical feature within the larynx that plays a fundamental role in the production of sound,

The Geniohyoid muscle is a pair of narrow muscles running from the chin to the hyoid bone. It helps to

The genioglossues is a fan-shaped muscle that forms most of the tongue mass and is the primary muscle for protruding

A frenulum is a thin band of tissue that connects two structures in the body. Most notable is the lingual

The faucial pillars are structures in the throat that play a role in vocal tract resonance during singing and vocalization.

The false ribs are the ribs that are not directly attached to the sternum by their own costal cartilage. Instead,

The False Folds, or vestibular folds, sit above the true vocal folds. Despite many similarities, they are minimally used in

The External Intercostal Muscles aid in inhalation; when contracted, they pull the ribs up and out. They originate from the

The Eustachian tube is a narrow canal connecting the middle ear to the nasopharynx. Its function is the equalization of