The anterior triangle of the neck is divided into four smaller triangles by muscles and bones. It contains many important structures including muscles, blood vessels and nerves. The muscles are classified as suprahyoid or infrahyoid based on their position relative to the hyoid bone. The common carotid arteries and internal jugular vein pass through, supplying and draining structures of the head and neck. Several cranial and peripheral nerves also pass through, innervating areas within the triangles.