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Brain
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Blood vessels
C ranial base
C ranial nerves
M eninges
Parts of the brain
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Overview
Nuclei of the cranial nerves
Forebrain
Midbrain
Hindbrain
Cerebral tracts
Nucleus nervi accessorii
Nucleus accessorius
nervi oculomotorii
Nucleus nervi oculomotorii
Nucleus nervi trochlearis
Nucleus mesencephalicus nervi trigemini
Nucleus solitarius
Nucleus motorius nervi trigemini
(Nucleus pontinus nervi trigemini*)
Nucleus nervi abducentis
Nucleus nervi facialis
Nucleus salivatorius superior
Nucleus cochlearis posterior
Nucleus salivatorius inferior
Nucleus ambiguus
Nucleus dorsalis nervi vagi
Nucleus nervi hypoglossi
Nucleus spinalis nervi trigemini
Nucleus vestibularis superior'
Nucleus vestibularis lateralis
Nucleus vestibularis inferior
Nucleus vestibularis medialis
Nuclei
vestibuläres
Fig. 531
Cranial nerves, Nn. craniales;
On the left the motor nuclei and on the right the sensory nuclei
topographic overview of the nuclei;
are shown.
posterior view.
* Clinical term: principal sensory nucleus of the trigeminal nerve
General somatic-efferent nuclei (GSE)
General visceral-efferent nuclei (GVE)
Specific visceral-efferent nuclei (SVE)
General and specific visceral-afferent nuclei (G/SVA)
General somatic-afferent nuclei (GSA)
Specific somatic-afferent nuclei (SSA)
Oliva
VIII
V. VII. IX. X
VII, IX, X
VII, IX, X
V, VII, IX, X, XI
III, IV, VI, XII
Sulcus medianus
Sulcus limitans
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Cranial nerves, Nn. craniales;
schematic cross-section through the rhomboid
fossa demonstrating the nuclei.
