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omohyoid /omo·hy·oid/ (-hi´oid) pertaining to the shoulder and the hyoid bone.

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A muscle having two bellies attached to an intermediate tendon, with origin by the inferior belly from the upper border of the scapula, with insertion by the superior belly into the hyoid bone, with nerve supply from the upper cervical nerve through the cervical ansa, and whose action depresses the hyoid bone.

omohyoid,

a muscle that depresses and fixes the hyoid bone.

omohyoid [o″mo-hi´oid]

pertaining to the shoulder and the hyoid bone.

omohyoid

pertaining to the shoulder and the hyoid bone.

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Codman's triangle digastric triangle Einthoven's triangle Farabeuf's triangle femoral triangle Hesselbach's triangle iliofemoral triangle inguinal triangle Langenbeck's triangle Lesser's triangle lumbar triangle lumbocostoabdominal triangle lymph nodes, buccal Macewen's triangle muscular triangle omo- omoclavicular triangle Scarpa's triangle subclavian triangle	These include cutaneous branches of the cervical plexus supplying the skin overlying the posterior triangle; the platysma and omohyoid muscles; the spinal accessory nerve, which innervates the SCM and trapezius muscles; the deep cervical lymph nodes; the brachial plexus; and numerous arteries and veins--prominent is the external jugular vein (see Figure 2). The posterior triangle of the neck: where is scalenus anterior? by Kennedy, Ewan; Mercer, Susan / New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy Yadav et al (3) reported a case where the external jugular vein crossed superficially to the sternocleidomastoid muscle and ended in the internal jugular vein, above the level of the superior belly of omohyoid muscle (incidence, 1 of 10 cadavers). Variations of jugular veins: phylogenic correlation and clinical ... by Singh, G. / Southern Medical Journal The sternohyoid and omohyoid muscles can also be dissected; the length of the dissection depends on the distance from the hyoid bone to the area to be reconstructed. Laryngotracheal reconstruction with a muscle-pedicle hyoid bone flap: ... by Gunes, Muammer / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal	Omiderm OMIM omission omitis Omkari Panwar ommatidium Ommaya reservoir omn. hor. omn. noct omn. quad. hor omni- OmniCath Omnicef Omniferon omnifocal lens Omnipen omnipotence OMNIUM omnivore omnivorous omnopon omo- omocervical artery omoclavicular omoclavicular triangle omohyoid omophagia OMP omphal(o)- omphal- omphalectomy omphalelcosis Omphalia omphalic omphalitis omphalo- omphaloangiopagous twins omphaloangiopagus omphaloarteritis omphalocele omphalodidymus omphaloenteric omphalogenesis omphalomesenteric omphalomesenteric artery omphalomesenteric circulation omphalomesenteric duct omphalomesenteric fistula omphalomesenteric vein omphalopagus omphalophlebitis	Omnivory OMNMHCE Omnopon Omnopon Omnova Solutions OMNR OMNS OMNSO Omnyl Omnyl Omo Omo omo- omo- Omoa OMOAM OMOC omocervical artery omoclavicular omoclavicular triangle omoclavicular triangle omoclavicular triangle omoclavicular triangle omoclavicular triangle OMOD OMODE Omoe OMOEE OMOH Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture omohyoid Omohyoid muscle Omohyoid muscle Omohyoid muscle Omohyoid muscle Omoi Omoloi Omolon Omolon Omolon River Omolon River Omomyid Omomyid group Omomyidae OMON Omonia Omoo OMOP omophagia omophagia Omophagic omophagy omophagy Omophronidae Omoplata Omoplate omoplatoscopy OMOPM OMOR Omos Omos

These include cutaneous branches of the cervical plexus supplying the skin overlying the posterior triangle; the platysma and omohyoid muscles; the spinal accessory nerve, which innervates the SCM and trapezius muscles; the deep cervical lymph nodes; the brachial plexus; and numerous arteries and veins--prominent is the external jugular vein (see Figure 2).

The posterior triangle of the neck: where is scalenus anterior? by Kennedy, Ewan; Mercer, Susan / New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy

Yadav et al (3) reported a case where the external jugular vein crossed superficially to the sternocleidomastoid muscle and ended in the internal jugular vein, above the level of the superior belly of omohyoid muscle (incidence, 1 of 10 cadavers).

Variations of jugular veins: phylogenic correlation and clinical ... by Singh, G. / Southern Medical Journal

The sternohyoid and omohyoid muscles can also be dissected; the length of the dissection depends on the distance from the hyoid bone to the area to be reconstructed.

Laryngotracheal reconstruction with a muscle-pedicle hyoid bone flap: ... by Gunes, Muammer / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal

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