Many thanks for this vid. Can vocal cord paresis/paralysis be caused by damage to other branches of the vagus, specifically the palate elevators and the pharyngeal constrictors? Or would it have to be direct damage to the Recurrent nerve? Many thanks. David :)
Direct to the point!
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exactly what i needed!! thank you!!
Thankyou so much sir, really good summary. Love from Indonesian doctor
Very good video which made me understand this so well.
Many thanks for this vid. Can vocal cord paresis/paralysis be caused by damage to other branches of the vagus, specifically the palate elevators and the pharyngeal constrictors? Or would it have to be direct damage to the Recurrent nerve? Many thanks. David :)
Dear Soton Brian, could you give a couple of examples of sensory supplies delivered through internal branch? Thanks
Excellent
But vagus Nerve is posterolateral to carotid Artery - Thank you for succinct account - great video
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Name of the app that you are using? Plz
It is Sketches Pro with Adobe Spark.
Soton Brain Hub Thanks for your response have a great new year.