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GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL BERE NERVENEC INFERIOR MESENTERIC
GANGLION PELVIC NERVE ( NERVUS ERIGENS ) ... POSTGANGLIONICS
SOMATIC NERVE FIBERS ANTIDROMIC PATHWAY - CHOLINERGIC SYNAPSE
DESCRIERE ...
GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL BERE NERVENEC INFERIOR MESENTERIC
GANGLION PELVIC NERVE ( NERVUS ERIGENS ) ... POSTGANGLIONICS
SOMATIC NERVE FIBERS ANTIDROMIC PATHWAY - CHOLINERGIC SYNAPSE
DESCRIERE ...
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They include numerous small ganglia which are functionally connected with the
central nervous system through preganglionic components of the vagus and the
pelvic nerves . They are also traversed by sympathetic nerve fibers , afferent ...
They include numerous small ganglia which are functionally connected with the
central nervous system through preganglionic components of the vagus and the
pelvic nerves . They are also traversed by sympathetic nerve fibers , afferent ...
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POSTGANGLIONICS GREAT RESTO SPLANCHNIC BESTELLEN NEDVES
NERVE TO in AFFERENTS AND SOMATIC NERVES & LLER TIO LESSER Ele ...
It includes sympathetic postganglionic and visceral afferent nerve fibers . Many of
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POSTGANGLIONICS GREAT RESTO SPLANCHNIC BESTELLEN NEDVES
NERVE TO in AFFERENTS AND SOMATIC NERVES & LLER TIO LESSER Ele ...
It includes sympathetic postganglionic and visceral afferent nerve fibers . Many of
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