FMA11336Connective tissue
A midline fibrous band in the posterior wall of the pharynx serving as the insertion site for the pharyngeal constrictor muscles.
A midline fibrous band in the posterior wall of the pharynx serving as the insertion site for the pharyngeal constrictor muscles.
Situated in the cranial / head region (midline / bilateral aspect, central plane) within the connective tissue.
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Ligaments and cartilage bind skeletal elements together and cushion articular surfaces.
Tendons and aponeuroses (like the calcaneal tendon and linea alba) anchor skeletal muscles to bones and midline fascia.