The laryngeal inlet (entrance of the larynx
Encased by protective cartilages the larynx houses the vestibular fold and vocal (true) cords. The larynx represents the merger point between the upper airway and trachea.) is a triangular opening, wide in front, narrow behind, and sloping obliquely downward and backward.
Encased by protective cartilages the larynx houses the vestibular fold and vocal (true) cords. The larynx represents the merger point between the upper airway and trachea.) is a triangular opening, wide in front, narrow behind, and sloping obliquely downward and backward.