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Nuclei of cn9

Ambiguous motor


Inf.salvitory para symp. Motor


T.soliterius sensory

Cn 9 superior branch consists of

Tympanic nerve


Tympanic plexus


Lesser petrosal n


Otic ganglion

Inferior branch on cn 9 consists of

Pharyngeal plexus


Tonsilar


Lingual


Carotid

Innervation of afferent fibers from cn9

Cn9 afferent fibers are from trectus soliterius.. which inv. Pharynx, posterior tongue and carotid sinus

Nuclei of cn 10

Dorsal vagal. motor


Ambiguous. Motor


T.soliterius. sensory


Spinal trigeminal. Sensory

Course of cn 10

Starts in medulla


Runs through jugular foramen


Then forms superior and inferior ganglion

Branches on cn 10

Pharyngeal. Motor


Internal sup. Laryngeal. Sensory


External sup.larungeal. Motor


Right and left recurrent. Motor


Cardiac branch. Para symp


Ant. Post. Bronchial


Esophagal, gastric, celiac, hepatic

What forms the oesophagal plexus

Anterior vagal trunk (left)


Posterior vagal trunk (right)


Comes together to form the oesophageal plexus

Cn 10

Vagus nerve.. motor nuclei

Motor Comes from


Nu. Dorsal vagus


Nu. Ambiguous

Cn 7.. facial nerve nuclei

Facial nuc. Motor


Sup.salvitory. motor para sym


T.soliterius

Intracranial Course of cn 7

Begins at pons/medulla as motor and ses nerve.


To IAM.. to Facial canal (becomes one nerve) forms geniculate ganglion.. give rise to GPN, SN, CT. Exits through SM foramen

Extracranial branch of facial nerve

Posterior Auricular


Digastric


Stylohyoid

Terminal branches of cn 7

In patotid gland terminal branches originate.. Temporal, zygomatic, buccal, mandibular, cervical

Trochlear nerve nuclei and innervation

Trochlear nucleus


Innervates SUPERIOR OBLIQUE MUSCLES

Course of occulomotor nerve

Interpeduncular fossa


Lat.part of Cavernous sinus


Peirces dura mater..and leaves dura matter just before it enters through supra orbital foramen

What happens when cn 3 enters supra orbital foramen

Splits into superior and inferior branch

Efferent nuclei of cn3

Edinger westphal for para symp function

Course of Tochlear nerve

Back of midbrain.. crosses over posteriorly.. moves anterior.. between the cerebellar arteries.. lateral wall of Cavernous sinus.. superior orbital fissure, common tendinous ring

Abducens nerve cn6, course

Forms facial colliculi on the rhomboid fossa.. exits between pons and medulla.. through arachnoid and pia mater.. through petrosal and cavernous sinus.. superior orbital fissure.. common tendinous ring

3 divisions and its branches of opthalmic branch of trigeminal, V1

Nasocilliary


Lacrimal and frontal

Course of maxillary nerve V2

Trigeminal ganglion.. lat.wall of Cavernous sinus.. for.rotundum enters pterygopalatine fossa.. infraorbittal fissure.. infra orbital canal.. infra orbital foramen

Branches on V2

Znpgp

ZNPGP

Mandibular nerve course

Trigeminal ganglion.. for.Ovale .. divides into anterior and posterior division