A new classification system for the infrahyoid muscles according to their morphology and innervation

The proposed classification system allows for a more comprehensive understanding of the basic morphology of the infrahyoid muscle variation. Clinically, this is relevant for surgical procedures involving the infrahyoid area, such as flap reconstruction, where unexpected variations may occur surgical risks. Therefore, the proposed classification system offers anatomical and surgical framework of the infrahyoid muscles.

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Folia Morphologica
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2025-10-17
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https://doi.org/10.5603/fm.108506
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Winter Sports Injuries and Performance
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A new classification system for the infrahyoid muscles according to their morphology and innervation

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Abstract

The proposed classification system allows for a more comprehensive understanding of the basic morphology of the infrahyoid muscle variation. Clinically, this is relevant for surgical procedures involving the infrahyoid area, such as flap reconstruction, where unexpected variations may occur surgical risks. Therefore, the proposed classification system offers anatomical and surgical framework of the infrahyoid muscles.

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Tokyo Medical University (JP)
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