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platysma

/pləˈtɪz.mə/

Traduction: Muscle large et mince situé sur les côtés du cou, s'étendant de la mâchoire inférieure à la clavicule, innervé par le nerf facial et participant aux mouvements de la bouche et de la mâchoire.

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/pləˈtɪz.mə/C2formalmedical
  • frMuscle large et mince situé sur les côtés du cou, s'étendant de la mâchoire inférieure à la clavicule, innervé par le nerf facial et participant aux mouvements de la bouche et de la mâchoire.

A broad, thin muscle located on each side of the neck, extending from the lower jaw to the clavicle, innervated by the facial nerve, and involved in movements of the mouth and jaw.

  1. Neck muscleC2formalmedical

    A broad, thin sheet-like muscle located on each side of the neck, extending from the lower jaw down to the clavicle, innervated by the facial nerve, and involved in movements of the mouth and jaw.

    frMuscle peaucier du cou (platysma)

    • The platysma contracts when you grimace or show tension in the neck.
    • During surgery, the platysma is carefully separated to access deeper structures.
    • The platysma helps pull the corners of the mouth downward, as in expressions of sadness.
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  • platismata plural form
  • platysmas plural form
  • platismata's possessive plural form
  • platysmas' possessive plural form
  • platysma's possessive singular form