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Fig. 2. Schematic representation of the origin and distribution of nerves to the heart, viewed | Fig. 2. Schematic representation of the origin and distribution of nerves to the heart, viewed | ||
from behind, and as if the nerves and ganglia occupied the same coronal plane. Superior and | from behind, and as if the nerves and ganglia occupied the same coronal plane. | ||
middle cervical ganglia and a cervicothoracic ganglion are present on the left side, whereas on | |||
Superior and middle cervical ganglia and a cervicothoracic ganglion are present on the left side, whereas on | |||
the right there is a superior cervical ganglion and a long ganglionated mass that extends into | the right there is a superior cervical ganglion and a long ganglionated mass that extends into | ||
the thorax. Cardiac nerves arising from the vagus nerves, and sympathetic ganglia and trunks, | the thorax. | ||
are shown as solid lines | |||
Cardiac nerves arising from the vagus nerves ({{CN X}}), and sympathetic ganglia and trunks, | |||
are shown as solid lines. | |||
The solid circles on or related to the cardiac nerves represent ganglia. | |||
===Reference=== | |||
{{#pmid:1018009}} | {{#pmid:1018009}} | ||
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Summary
Fig. 2. Schematic representation of the origin and distribution of nerves to the heart, viewed from behind, and as if the nerves and ganglia occupied the same coronal plane.
Superior and middle cervical ganglia and a cervicothoracic ganglion are present on the left side, whereas on the right there is a superior cervical ganglion and a long ganglionated mass that extends into the thorax.
Cardiac nerves arising from the vagus nerves (CN X), and sympathetic ganglia and trunks, are shown as solid lines.
The solid circles on or related to the cardiac nerves represent ganglia.
Reference
Gardner E & O'Rahilly R. (1976). The nerve supply and conducting system of the human heart at the end of the embryonic period proper. J. Anat. , 121, 571-87. PMID: 1018009
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