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Structure of cricotracheal ligament

Known as: Cricotracheal Ligament, Lig. cricotracheale, Ligamentum cricotracheale 
A fibrous band at the midline linking the first ring of the trachea with the cricoid cartilage.
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2018
2018
小児声門下腔狭窄症に対するpartial cricotracheal resection（PCTR）
2016
2016
初回手術としてpartial cricotracheal resection(PCTR)を行った後天性声門下腔狭窄症の1例
2015
2015
Diagnosis and treatment of dynamic collapse of the cricotracheal ligament in thoroughbred racehorses.
OBJECTIVE To describe (1) diagnosis of dynamic collapse of the cricotracheal ligament in a group of horses and (2) treatment and… 
2014
2014
An unusual complete laryngo-tracheal separation in a suicidal hanging with a drop effect
Case report A 48-year-old man was found in a public garage, having committed suicide by hanging. The rope which he used as… 
Review
2011
Review
2011
Cervical tracheal resection: new lessons learned.
Review
2008
Review
2008
Surgical management of severe suprastomal cricotracheal collapse complicating pediatric tracheostomy.
2007
2007
Borders and topographic relations of the cricoid area
The topography of the cricoid area (CA) of the subglottic larynx was studied in serial plastinated sections of 21 normal adult… 
Review
2000
Review
2000
[Pleomorphic adenoma: a case treated by laryngotracheal resection and reconstruction].
Benign Pleomorphic Adenoma (PA) is a tumor rarely found in tracheal and laryngotracheal sites. A review of the literature… 
1999
1999
Die Chirurgie der erworbenen laryngotrachealen Stenosen im Kindesalter. Erfahrungen und Ergebnisse von 1988–1998 Teil II: Die cricotracheale Resektion
ZusammenfassungKinder mit schweren, erworbenen subglottischen laryngotrachealen Stenosen sind zu 90% tracheotomiert und daher in… 
1959
1959
Percutaneous topical analgesia of larynx and trachea.
It is possible to induce local anesthesia for certain diagnostic and surgical procedures by percutaneous topical analgesia of the… 
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