umonia. are sucked together during inspiration, givinga slight stridor. Other facial muscles are paralysed. May be evidence of injury or pressure upon hypoglossus nerve. May follow diphtheria.May follow diphtheria. 4 m 11 V \ —v -<. fill \-M\ p \\ \ \£ J/f & Liquids may regurgitate through… … ico-arytenoid poslerior muscle. Thein) leaving narrow slit which may one or both the adductors (thyro-Is as well. Aphonia, or voice is weakpart of, their course. Edges concave. here are aphonia or hoarseness and nasal speech and some dysphagia. There may be respira-tory dyspnoea and deglutition…
Atlases · Nervous System Diseases
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