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The 12 pages that link to Trachea, each with the reason it gives.

• LarynxRelated: It continues the airway immediately below the larynx.

• EsophagusCompared with: It lies in front of the esophagus but carries air rather than swallowed material.

• Nasal cavityRelated: It lies farther along the respiratory route that begins at the nasal cavity.

• PharynxCompared with: Unlike the pharynx, it carries air only and lies below the larynx.

• SyrinxRelated: The trachea ends at the branching point where the syrinx is located.

• CoughBroader topic: Its sensory lining can trigger coughing when disturbed by particles or secretions.

• Cough reflexRelated: Its sensory lining can trigger coughing when irritated.

• TracheostomyBroader topic: The tracheostomy opening enters this airway below the larynx.

• BronchusNarrower topic: The trachea divides into the main bronchi at its lower end.

• NeckBroader topic: It passes through the front of the neck on its way to the chest.

• Respiratory mucosaBroader topic: Its ciliated mucosa continues particle trapping and clearance into the lower airway.

• Tracheal intubationBroader topic: It is the destination for the tube and the conduit for gas to reach the lungs.