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The brainstem also contains relay nuclei for several cranial nerves . Several
nuclei of the pons and medulla ... The medulla oblongata extends up from the first
cervical spinal nerve to the pontine flexure . Two important nuclei found in the
lower ...
The brainstem also contains relay nuclei for several cranial nerves . Several
nuclei of the pons and medulla ... The medulla oblongata extends up from the first
cervical spinal nerve to the pontine flexure . Two important nuclei found in the
lower ...
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Cranial nerve X , the vagus nerve , is a mixed nerve containing both sensory and
motor fibers . The vagus has both efferent and afferent connections to the larynx ,
it plays a role in taste sensation from the tongue , and it has parasympathetic ...
Cranial nerve X , the vagus nerve , is a mixed nerve containing both sensory and
motor fibers . The vagus has both efferent and afferent connections to the larynx ,
it plays a role in taste sensation from the tongue , and it has parasympathetic ...
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Cranial nerve IV , the trochlear nerve , leaves the mesencephalon from the dorsal
aspect . The trochlear nerve innervates the superior oblique muscles of the eye .
Cranial nerve III , the oculomotor nerve , exits ventrally . Paraventricular ...
Cranial nerve IV , the trochlear nerve , leaves the mesencephalon from the dorsal
aspect . The trochlear nerve innervates the superior oblique muscles of the eye .
Cranial nerve III , the oculomotor nerve , exits ventrally . Paraventricular ...
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Contents
Introduction to Brain Imaging | 1 |
Computerized Axial Tomography | 97 |
Magnetic Resonance Imaging | 145 |
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Functional Brain Imaging William W. Orrison,Jeffrey Lewine,John Sanders,Michael F. Hartshorne Limited preview - 2017 |
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