Anatomy of the Hyoid The hyoid is situated at the front, or anterior, part of the neck between the jaw bone and the thyroid cartilage, and is firmly secured to the thyroid cartilage by ligaments.

Results of an autopsy for Madeline Soto are still pending, but documents show the medical examiner was concerned over part of Madeline's hyoid bone not being intact, "which could possibly be ...

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"Hyoid myotomy/suspension (HS), whether performed separately or combined with other upper airway procedures, is considered effective and non-investigational as part of the comprehensive surgical ...

It is underneath the hyoid bone, which attaches to and supports the tongue. A special tissue called the thyrohyoid membrane keeps the thyroid cartilage tethered to the hyoid bone.

This photo is of a skull, mandible and hyoid bone of a red howler monkey, showing the enormous size of the hyoid relative to body size.

The absence of the hyoid bone makes it difficult to determine if it was homicide or suicide. A thorough and meticulous investigation should be carried out to rule out staged suicide.” ...

Infrahyoid muscles move the hyoid bone and your larynx down as well. Scalenes are another muscle in the anterior neck that help you rotate your neck and pull your head back. Lateral neck muscles.

New documents show the medical examiner was concerned over part of Madeline Soto's hyoid bone not being intact, which could be related to her being strangled.

The Detroit Red Wings installed a new goal horn inside Little Caesars Arena that mimics the historic sound from Joe Louis Arena.