Larynx

The larynx, commonly known as the voice box, is a crucial organ located in the neck that plays a vital role in vocalization, breathing, and protecting the airway during swallowing. It consists of several cartilages, muscles, and ligaments, allowing it to function effectively as both a passageway for air and a source of sound production. The vocal cords, situated within the larynx, vibrate as air passes through them, enabling speech and various vocalizations. Additionally, the larynx acts as a barrier, preventing food and liquids from entering the trachea and lungs, thus safeguarding respiratory health. Its intricate structure and responsive capabilities make the larynx essential for communication and overall respiratory function, highlighting its important role in human anatomy.

Features:

1. A life-size model sectioned longitudinally to reveal details of internal structures, including laryngeal cartilages, laryngeal muscles, laryngeal cavity, muscle, vessels, nerves, and thyroid gland.

2. The model consists of two parts Height 14cm, Width 6.5cm Thickness 6 cm