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Luftröhre

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Luftröhre

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The trachea, or windpipe, is a tube made of cartilage that connects your voice box to your lungs and allows air to pass through to them. It's a crucial part of the breathing system found in nearly all land vertebrates, and it's held together by ring-shaped cartilage and muscles that keep it open for air passage.

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Key facts

Anatomy.Name
Trachea
Anatomy.Latin
trachea
Anatomy.Image
Illu_conducting_passages.svg
Anatomy.Caption
Human trachea
Anatomy.Artery
Tracheal branches of inferior thyroid artery
Anatomy.Vein
Brachiocephalic vein, azygos vein accessory hemiazygos vein
Anatomy.PartOf
Respiratory tract

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Wikidata facts

Image
Illu conducting passages it.svg
Connects with
larynx
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Commons category
Trachea (anatomy)
topic's main category
Category:Trachea
venous drainage
brachiocephalic vein
anatomical location
cavity of bony thorax
has anatomical branch
bronchus
NCI Thesaurus ID
C12428
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Article · Deutsch

Die Luftröhre oder lateinisch Trachea (von altgriechisch τραχύς trachýs, deutsch ‚rau‘; gemeint ist „der raue Schlauch“, „die grobe Arterie“ – im Gegensatz zu den feineren blutführenden Gefäßen) ist bei Wirbeltieren die Verbindung zwischen dem Kehlkopf und dem Bronchialsystem der Lunge. Sie gehört zum Atemtrakt und dient der Luftleitung.

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