User Posts: Dr. Marianne Abouyared, Md - Otolaryngology (ENT)
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Tongue Intrinsic Muscle Cancer
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Cancer of the tongue intrinsic muscles is a form of oral cancer in which malignant cells develop within the muscles that lie entirely inside the tongue. These ...

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Tongue Intrinsic Muscle Spasms
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Tongue intrinsic muscle spasms are sudden, involuntary contractions of the small muscles inside the tongue. These spasms can cause brief discomfort, difficulty ...

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Intrinsic Tongue Muscle Diseases
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The intrinsic muscles of the tongue are four paired muscle groups located entirely within the tongue itself. Unlike extrinsic muscles (which originate outside ...

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Intrinsic Tongue Muscle Disorders
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Intrinsic tongue muscles are a group of four small muscles located entirely within the tongue. Unlike extrinsic tongue muscles (which anchor to bones), these ...

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Palatoglossus Muscle Contracture
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Palatoglossus muscle contracture is a condition in which the palatoglossus—a thin, paired muscle that links the soft palate to the side of the tongue—becomes ...

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Palatoglossus Muscle Dystrophy
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Palatoglossus muscle dystrophy is a rare condition characterized by degeneration and weakening of the palatoglossus muscle—a key muscle linking the soft palate ...

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Palatoglossus Dystonia
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Palatoglossus muscle dystonia is a rare form of lingual dystonia, where the palatoglossus muscle—an extrinsic tongue muscle that also forms the anterior arch ...

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Palatoglossus Strains
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A palatoglossus muscle strain is an injury in which the palatoglossus fibers—one of the soft‑palate muscles that helps lift the back of the tongue and lower ...

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Palatoglossus Muscle Sprain
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Palatoglossus muscle sprain is an uncommon injury affecting the small muscle that spans from the soft palate to the tongue. A muscle sprain—more accurately ...

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Palatoglossus Muscle Tears
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A palatoglossus muscle tear refers to a partial or complete rupture of the palatoglossus, one of the four extrinsic muscles of the tongue that also forms the ...

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Palatoglossus Muscle Injuries
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Injury to the palatoglossus muscle involves damage to the muscle fibers, supporting connective tissue, or its nerve supply. Although relatively rare, such ...

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Life Cycle of Viruses with Animal Hosts
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All viruses depend on cells for reproduction and metabolic processes. By themselves, viruses do not encode for all of the enzymes necessary for viral ...

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Palatoglossus Atrophy
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Palatoglossus muscle atrophy refers to the wasting or thinning of the palatoglossus muscle, one of the muscles that helps connect the soft palate to the ...

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Palatoglossus Hypertrophy
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Palatoglossus muscle hypertrophy is the enlargement of the palatoglossus beyond its normal size due to an increase in the volume of its muscle fibers, not ...

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Palatoglossus Muscle Fibrosis
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Palatoglossus muscle fibrosis is a condition in which the palatoglossus—one of the soft‑palate muscles that helps lift the back of the tongue and initiate ...

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Palatoglossus Muscle Contracture
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Palatoglossus muscle contracture is a condition where the palatoglossus muscle—which connects the soft palate to the tongue—becomes permanently shortened and ...

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