Head and neck illustrations, First these illustrations belong to the upper part of the human body, in addition in this section we can find the different organs that compose it. Obviously, the Human Head, is the upper part of the body, it is attached to the trunk by means of the neck. In it is all contained the cerebral. Obviously, the eyes, mouth, ears and nose are the main receptors that the head has. Undoubtedly the face is the most visual part of the human head because it depends on the identity of each individual.

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Head and neck illustrations. In fact the anatomy of the head is the most complex of the human body. Evidently it contains the brain and several sensory organs, it also controls numerous muscles that give it a great mobility. Then the neck, which is the part of the body between the head and the thorax. Therefore it is connected longitudinally by the spinal column, the spinal cord the spinal nerves, the encephalon, the vessels that irrigate the head, the pharyngoesophageal duct, the larynx, and the Trachea.

The neck is the transition area between the skull. Above all it functions as a conduit for the structures that circulate between them. It also contains specialized structures such as the larynx, trachea, esophagus, and thyroid and parathyroid glands. It also facilitates flexibility and enhances the effectiveness of the sensory organs found in the head. However the neck is a relatively thin structure.