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pharyngeal-muscles

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H1 Gross anatomy
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H3 Ligamentous
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"Outer/circular muscles"

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"Inner/longitudinal muscles"

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"There are multiple pharyngeal muscles that make up the structure of the pharynx. They comprise circular and longitudinal muscles whose overall function is to propel food into the oesophagus. The circular muscles are known as the pharyngeal constrictors."

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