RAMUS COMMUNICANS OF SYMPATHETIC CHAIN

Recorded form the LIVE SESSION on Facebook dated 18th June 2020. Video is about the white & gray ramus communicans, with emphasis on types of nerve fibres running through them and importance of sympathetic chain in the region devoid of preganglionic sympathetic outflow.

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[@valcheung5747]

I thought those other ganglion located outside of sympathetic ganglion is called Pre-vertebral ganglion ( pre-aortic ganglion) located in front of the vertebral column and subdiaphragmatic ganglion which is anything below the diaphragmn. These types of ganglion include: celiac ganglion, superior mesenteric ganglion, inferior mesenteric ganglion, aorticorenal ganglion., ect. The word paravertebral ganglion is aka known as the Sympathethetic ganglion bc it located parallel to vertebral column

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[@rushabhpadol6659]

Sir this was great....but there are other topics such..as coeliac, lumbar, Superior and inferior plexus,etc...and also the parasympathetic ns. in abdomen and all the nerve supply in abdomen..which is actually very very tough to understand..so please try to highlight this topics tooo.

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Sir kindly do some more sessions on sympathetic trunk
Especially thoracic one

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For the last scenario where axons can ascend or descend through the sympathetic chain, is this only relevant for GSE rather than the other 3 types (GSA, GVE, GVA)?

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Very helpful, thank u sir . I have one question plz . Which pathway does the GVA pass through, dorsal or ventral rami ? Thanks

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[@rekhasingh594]

what about entry of GVA from cervical region, They ll descend to the thoacic region and then go to Spinal cord through White ramus in the area

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sir, which video editing software and software are u using for recording this video. I also need to make this type of video. I am also a teacher

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Thanks for the wonderful explanation, but I just wanna make sure of the coeliac ganglion isn't it a part of the prevertebral ganglia? And not the paravertebral

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Yes ,u r right

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Sir can u pls make a video on 1.lumbosacral plexus
2. Perforating veins of lower limb
3. Lymphatic drainage nd blood supply of breast

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sir in ganong physiology it is written that coeliac and other 3 are prevertebral ganglion while ganglia inside thw chain are paravertebral

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Is Sympathetic trunk and chain same?

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Sir,how the fibers carrying general sensation from viscera will go to spinal cord in cervical region?as there is no white ramus communicans in cervical part,are the afferents will enter through gray ramus and again leave through gray ramus or they will just bypass the ganglion?

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