Anatomy and Physiology
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Chapter 10.2, Problem 9AYLO
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To discuss:
The suprahyoid group of muscles.
Introduction:
The suprahyoid muscles are the group of quadric-muscles located above the neck. The four suprahyoid muscles are: digastric, stylohyoid, geniohyoid and mylohyroid muscles.
- 1. The digastrics muscle is small in size and seen under the jaw.
- 2. Geniohyoid muscle is narrow in appearance and situated superior to medial mylohyoid
- 3. The mylohyoid muscle is a pair of muscle seen between mandible and hyoid bone
- 4. The stylohyoid muscle is the slender muscle lies between anterior and superior digastric muscle.
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