See Also: external branch of superior laryngeal nerve(medicine)
communicating branch of superior laryngeal nerve with recurrent laryngeal nerve(medicine)
internal branch of superior laryngeal nerve(medicine)
superior laryngeal nerve(medicine)
fold of superior laryngeal nerve(medicine)
external branch of accessory nerve(medicine)
superior branch of the oculomotor nerve(medicine)
superior branch of the transverse cervical nerve(medicine)
middle superior alveolar branch of infraorbital nerve(medicine)
communicating branch of glossopharyngeal nerve with auricular branch of vagus nerve(medicine)

Ezra (sh) and external branch of superior laryngeal nerve (medicine)


Ezra (sh)




flourished 4th century BC, Babylon and Jerusalem

Jewish religious leader and reformer.

He restored the Jewish community after its exile in Babylon, persuading the people of Judah to return to a strict observance of Mosaic law. He served as a commissioner of the Persian government, which was tolerant of Other religions but required order and authority. His efforts led to a restoration of traditional worship in the rebuilt Temple of Jerusalem and the dissolution of all mixed marriages. For creating a Jewish community based on the Law, which could exist without political statehood, he is often considered the founder of modern Judaism. His story is told in the books of Ezra and Nehemiah.


external branch of superior laryngeal nerve (medicine)


external branch of superior laryngeal nerve
<anatomy, nerve> Terminal branch of superior laryngeal nerve (with internal laryngeal nerve) supplying motor innervation to cricothyroid muscle.

Synonym: ramus externus nervi laryngei superioris.