Interactive Atlas of the Larynx by Ahmet Sinav, M.D.
This site is a copyrighted site. A physician by the name of Ahmed Sinav, M.D. originally authored it. It appears he is no longer in the employ of Columbia University in the City of New York. The information provided herein is general information to the College of Physicians and Surgeons Department of Otolaryngology. The site is wonderfully crafted and accurate. It features point-click interactive labeling which would serve as a solid tool for education in classroom undergraduate anatomy...
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This site is a copyrighted site. A physician by the name of Ahmed Sinav, M.D. originally authored it. It appears he is no longer in the employ of Columbia University in the City of New York. The information provided herein is general information to the College of Physicians and Surgeons Department of Otolaryngology. The site is wonderfully crafted and accurate. It features point-click interactive labeling which would serve as a solid tool for education in classroom undergraduate anatomy physiology or speech/voice science. Additionally, the resource is a fine carryover drill and practice site for students to access outside of the classroom.
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Drill and Practice
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Date Added to MERLOT:
November 01, 2010
Date Modified in MERLOT:
August 26, 2016
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Submitter:
James
Zeigler
Keywords:
Larynx,
Foundations,
Voice,
KASA,
Anatomy
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I must reiterate that the primary author noted on the copyright (very small font in both the "credits" section and the credit afforded to the main lateral view photo background may no longer be employed by the College of Physicians and Surgeons at the Columbia University of the the City of New York.
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3 years ago
Chris Watts (Faculty)
A highly useful resource for faculty teaching undergraduate anatomy & physiology or graduate level voice disorder courses. The site allows step-wise progression which visually displays laryngeal anatomy, along with some videos illustrating physiology via videostroboscopy. Some animations are also included. A benefit of this site is that students can access and utilize the resource very easily outside of class for further independent learning.
Used in course
5 years ago
Larry Boles (Faculty)
I'll be encouraging my students to use this as a study guide in the Anatomy & Physiology course for speech pathology. Well done.
Technical Remarks:
I like the illustrations as overlays atop the xray image. The animations of intrinsic laryngeal muscles is also helpful for helping students understand the mechanics.
Time spent reviewing site:
~2 hours