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Figure 2 (below). Model (left) and partially dissected human (right) larynx. The largest cartilage is the thyroid cartilage (a). The only cartilage to completely encircle the respiratory passages is the cricoid cartilage (b). Continuing inferiorly is the trachea (c). Within the larynx are the flexible epiglottis (d), and the false (e) and true (f) vocal folds.

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Figure 2 (below). Model (left) and partially dissected human (right) larynx. The largest cartilage is the thyroid cartilage (a). The only cartilage to completely encircle the respiratory passages is the cricoid cartilage (b). Continuing inferiorly is the trachea (c). Within the larynx are the flexible epiglottis (d), and the false (e) and true (f) vocal folds.

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1 thyroid cartilage 2 cricoid cartilage 3 trachea 4 epiglottis 5 false vocal cords 6 true vocal cords
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