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RIGHT SIDE OF IMAGE FROM ABOVE DOWNWORDS:
1.POSTERIOR BELLY OF
DIGASTRIC MUSCLE
2.THYROHYOID MUSCLE
3.SUPERIOR BELLY OF
OMOHYOID MUSCLE
3.INFERIOR BELLY OF
OMOHYOID MUSCLE
4.TRAPEZIUS MUSCLE
LEFT SIDE OF IMAGE FROM ABOVE DOWNWORDS:
1.MYLOHYOID MUSCLE
2.ANTERIOR BELLY OF
DIGASTRIC MUSCLE
3.HYOID BONE
4.STERNOHYOID
MUSCLE
5.STERNOCLEIDOMASTOID MUSCLE
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