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#AnatoMonday special Irish edition: the larynx! ☘️ I’ve been meaning to translate this image for a long time but I kept getting stuck because there was no word for ‘arytenoid cartilages’ in Irish 🤔 I finally found a wonderful Gae
☘️ Happy St. Patrick’s Day ☘️ As part of my social media takeover for PAVA - here’s some fun info about Paddy’s Day. (…I am in fact wearing green today…but not everyone does!) Sending luck and love out to voice geek
#AnatoMonday: special Irish edition for #SeachtainNaGaeilge! ☘️💕 Hey international followers 👋 in case you didn’t already know, there are two official languages in Ireland: Irish (Gaeilge) and English. We are in the middle of our annual two
I always forget to take photos when I’m doing a workshop…so here’s a fun post-workshop photo with some of our keen beans instead! (Anyone else who was burning to ask me a question but couldn’t wait around after, please do pop
#AnatoMonday: PCA muscles in action! CRICO 👉 ARYTENOID Remember that usually when we engage muscles they move from their point of insertion toward their point of origin 🤓 So HERE that means that the PCA muscles will pull that part of the aryteno
Yep it’s QUIZ DAY 🤓 🚨 Live for 24 hours only 🚨 Test your anatomy knowledge and have some fun! If you’re new here: don’t speed tap through it and end up panicking 😇 If you’re an #AnatoMonday quiz veteran: you know what
#AnatoMonday: PCA muscles! Here we can see the posterior cricoarytenoid muscles shown from the back and swipe 👉 to see them from above 👀 [Tl;dr: they abduct the vocal folds, allowing us to breathe 🥰] They originate on the posterior surface (th

 

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