sternohyoid muscle
sternothyroid muscle
omohyoid muscle
geniohyoid muscle
stylohyoid muscle
sternocleidomastoid muscle
lateral cricoarytenoid muscle
chondroglossus
recurrent laryngeal nerve
hyolarynx
cricoid cartilage
epilarynx
suprascapular artery
cricoarytenoid muscle
digastric muscle
thyrohyoid muscle
ansa cervicalis
stylopharyngeus
genioglossus
mylohyoid muscle
inferior laryngeal artery
posterior cricoarytenoid muscle
thyroarytenoid muscle
thyrohyoid
longus capitis
vocalis
hyosternal
cleidomastoideus
hyoglossus
musculus sternocleidomastoideus
sternocleidomastoid
sternocleido mastoideus
lesser rhomboid muscle
middle pharyngeal constrictor
carotid triangle
posterior scalene muscle
musculus rhomboideus minor
aryepiglotticus
concha
cricothyroid muscle
rhomboid minor muscle
gonocondyle
salpingopharyngeus
tensor tympani
superior pharyngeal constrictor
hemilaryngectomy
thyrohyoid membrane
intralimbic
arytenoid muscle
subclavius
auricularis posterior
laryngomalacia
tragicus
ectepicondyle
supralaryngeal
levator veli palatini
epicondyle
fundiform
oropharynx
stapedius
infrahyoid
inferior pharyngeal constrictor
ceratohyoid
omosternum
anapophysis
hyolaryngeal
superior laryngeal artery
middle scalene muscle
anvil
oblique arytenoid
mylohyoid
palatopharyngeus
frontolimbic
tympanohyoid
tragus
subarytenoid
subhyoid
flexor
retrolimbic
flexor muscle
mesomyodous
suspensory
sternochondroscapularis
soft palate
tympanic bone
velum
perihypoglossal
pharyngopalatinus
mesolimbic
anterior scalene muscle
rotator cuff
suprahyoid
internal oblique muscle
omohyoid
epihyoid
thyroarytenoid
hypolarynx
fenestra

English words for 'An infrahyoid muscle on each side of the midline that arises from the medial end of the clavicle and the first segment of the sternum, inserts into the body of the hyoid bone, and acts to depress the hyoid bone and the larynx.'

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