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External Branch of Superior Laryngeal Nerve Injury
A 54-year-old female undergoes thyroidectomy for several thyroid nodules that were suspicious for malignancy on fine needle aspiration. while ligating the superior thyroid artery, the surgeon accidentally serves a nearby nerve. Which muscle/muscles is denervated as a result of this … Continue reading
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Tagged Anatomy, aryepiglotticus muscles, Basic Sciences, BLUE STAR, BLUESTAR, Bluestarr, common carotid artery, cricothyroid, disease, external branch of the superior laryngeal nerve, inferior thyroid artery, laryngeal mucosa, laryngeal muscles, larynx, Lateral cricoarytenoid, parathyroid glands, Question bank usmle, recurrent laryngeal nerves, superior thyroid artery, superior thyroid vein, Thyroarytenoid, thyrocervical trunk, thyroid glands, thyroidectomy, usmle qbank, USMLE Review, vocal folds
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