Respiratory System
Intrinsic Ligaments and Membranes of Larynx
Ligamenta et membranae larynges intrinsecus
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The intrinsic ligaments and membranes connect the laryngeal cartilages together. The most important of these are the cricothyroid membrane (with its conus elasticus) and the quadrangular membrane.
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