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Huntingtons Disease > Epiglottis
The following information is about Epiglottis.
Epiglottis Defined
A thin piece of flexible tissue in front of the opening of the trachea that folds back over and protects the wind pipe during swallowing.
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Thu Jun 19
- The Science behind Upside Down Keg Sucking, Funnel, Enema & Ethanol (aka Beer): this is an upperclass redneck jist on the science behind alcohol drinking methods
Wed Feb 21
- Epiglottis: Click it, I say!
Sun Jan 1
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