Quain's Elements of Anatomy V.2:Pt.2
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— In considering the mode of action of the constrictor muscles it is to be observed that their so-called insertion takes place into a part which, owing to its connections, cannot be moved forwards, and that the constric- tion of the pharynx takes place therefore mainly by movement backwards of its anterior wall, the cavity being thus converted into a transverse slit. The hyoid bone and larynx are at the same time carried somewhat upwards as well as backwards, in consequence of the oblique •dire...ction of the larger number of the fibres of the middle and Ibwer constrictors. The upper part of the superior constrictor differs from the rest in the circumstance that, being placed above the level of the palate, it cannot act directly on the food, and also that its fibres are attached at both ends to parts which are immoveable. The effect of its contraction is conse- quently to flatten the side-walls of this part of the pharynx, and thus to assist in approximating the posterior pillars of the fauces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— In considering the mode of action of the constrictor muscles it is to be observed that their so-called insertion takes place into a part which, owing to its connections, cannot be moved forwards, and that the constric- tion of the pharynx takes place therefore mainly by movement backwards of its anterior wall, the cavity being thus converted into a transverse slit. The hyoid bone and larynx are at the same time carried somewhat upwards as well as backwards, in consequence of the oblique •dire...ction of the larger number of the fibres of the middle and Ibwer constrictors. The upper part of the superior constrictor differs from the rest in the circumstance that, being placed above the level of the palate, it cannot act directly on the food, and also that its fibres are attached at both ends to parts which are immoveable. The effect of its contraction is conse- quently to flatten the side-walls of this part of the pharynx, and thus to assist in approximating the posterior pillars of the fauces.
What to read after Quain's Elements of Anatomy V.2:Pt.2?
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