Cranial Nerve X - Vagus Nerve [Part 2a] | Structure & Functions of UQ & Thoracic Branches

In this video, we explore the structure and functions of the major branches of cranial nerve IX (the vagus nerve), specifically in the thoracic cavity.
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[@ranjithort]

amazing
simple and very clear

[@The-One01]

you're a genius ! love you man

[@ruggerogabbrielli6831]

If there is a superior cervical cardiac branch, there should also be an inferior cervical cardiac branch. Why is that not shown? I am not referring to the thoracic cardiac branch, but to an addition cervical branch (actually even larger than the superior cervical that you correctly mentioned).

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Mrna jab brought me here... Brother is having problems swallowing..

[@pavankumaraakash]

Is he fine now ?