Windpipe | Neck
Windpipe The trachea begins directly at the lower edge of the larynx. This consists of cartilaginous rings (cartilage clips), which are connected by ligaments. On the inside there is a surface which contains small cilia and mucus-producing goblet cells. Through the trachea, the inhaled air reaches the bronchi and from there the lungs. Oesophagus Behind … Windpipe | Neck