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your lectures helped me so much in preparations for my exam . Have a blessed life, and kindly upload the remaining lectures for cranial nerves as soon as possible.
In the beginning I really didn't like your videos because I felt like they are too detailed. But it actually makes it much easier to understand. You just need to watch it more often. Thank you for the work!
Hi Taim! Our professor said in a lecture, that the Ncl. ambiguus also innrevates the constrictal pharyngeal muscles, the M. uvulae, the M. levator palatini, the M.palatopharyngeus and the M. salpingopharyngeus. Otherwise great video, as always
Hi! You’re absolutely right that the nucleus ambiguus innervates those muscles muscles, but not through the glossopharyngeal nerve. It innervates those muscles via the vagus nerve (pharyngeal plexus). The glossopharyngeal nerve only innervates the stylopharyngeus muscle from the nucleus ambiguus, and this is its sole motor contribution to the pharynx, helping elevate the pharynx during swallowing (Ref: Singh, I. (2017). Human Neuroanatomy (10th ed.)). If your professor has any additional sources suggesting the glossopharyngeal innervates other muscles via the nucleus ambiguus, I’d love to hear about them! 😊
This all video are very very helpful..thank you so much 🙂 .. And please teach 10th cranial nerve as soon as possible because we are going to have test based on it... Thanks again✨
Bro in our region all the books says the glossopharyngeal nerve has only 1 nucleus and it’s solitary tract. And you’re saying also spinal n of trigeminal nerve. Does it really correct?
Heya! This actually a common point of confusion because different textbooks and regions emphasize certain aspects of cranial nerve nuclei differently. The solitary nucleus is indeed a primary nucleus for the glossopharyngeal nerve's visceral sensory functions, but the spinal nucleus of the trigeminal nerve is also involved in processing general sensory information. This dual involvement is well-documented in neuroanatomy, for this video specifically you can read the sources I've written in the description😄 If your local textbooks emphasize only the solitary nucleus, it may be because they focus more on the visceral sensory aspect of CN IX and simplify the broader neural anatomy🤔
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your lectures helped me so much in preparations for my exam . Have a blessed life,
and kindly upload the remaining lectures for cranial nerves as soon as possible.
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In the beginning I really didn't like your videos because I felt like they are too detailed. But it actually makes it much easier to understand. You just need to watch it more often. Thank you for the work!
Often easier to understand and remember when you see the whole picture
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Hi Taim! Our professor said in a lecture, that the Ncl. ambiguus also innrevates the constrictal pharyngeal muscles, the M. uvulae, the M. levator palatini, the M.palatopharyngeus and the M. salpingopharyngeus. Otherwise great video, as always
Hi! You’re absolutely right that the nucleus ambiguus innervates those muscles muscles, but not through the glossopharyngeal nerve. It innervates those muscles via the vagus nerve (pharyngeal plexus). The glossopharyngeal nerve only innervates the stylopharyngeus muscle from the nucleus ambiguus, and this is its sole motor contribution to the pharynx, helping elevate the pharynx during swallowing (Ref: Singh, I. (2017). Human Neuroanatomy (10th ed.)). If your professor has any additional sources suggesting the glossopharyngeal innervates other muscles via the nucleus ambiguus, I’d love to hear about them! 😊
@ i think there is no addition of sources needed as your response made clear sense to me! Perhaps I confused the two nerves. You‘re awesome man
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This all video are very very helpful..thank you so much 🙂 ..
And please teach 10th cranial nerve as soon as possible because we are going to have test based on it...
Thanks again✨
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Bro in our region all the books says the glossopharyngeal nerve has only 1 nucleus and it’s solitary tract. And you’re saying also spinal n of trigeminal nerve.
Does it really correct?
Sensory nucleus i mean’t
Heya! This actually a common point of confusion because different textbooks and regions emphasize certain aspects of cranial nerve nuclei differently. The solitary nucleus is indeed a primary nucleus for the glossopharyngeal nerve's visceral sensory functions, but the spinal nucleus of the trigeminal nerve is also involved in processing general sensory information. This dual involvement is well-documented in neuroanatomy, for this video specifically you can read the sources I've written in the description😄 If your local textbooks emphasize only the solitary nucleus, it may be because they focus more on the visceral sensory aspect of CN IX and simplify the broader neural anatomy🤔
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