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Muscles of the Larynx-Part 1

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This 8-minute video uses 3-D computer graphics to give a clear basic introduction to the muscles attached to the cricoid cartilage.
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    Editor's Review
    A clear and well-produced brief video; good introduction or review. The tutorial is more complete with the other videos in this series.

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