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Structure of middle cervical ganglion

Known as: Ganglion cervicale medium, Middle cervical ganglion, Middle cervical sympathetic ganglion 
A sympathetic ganglion located at the sixth cervical vertebral level.
National Institutes of Health

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Autonomic nervous systemPeripheral Nervous SystemStructure of ansa subclaviaSympathetic Nervous System

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Cervical ganglion

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Variant ansa thyroidea

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2012
2012
Detailed Comparative Anatomy of the Extrinsic Cardiac Nerve Plexus and Postnatal Reorganization of the Cardiac Position and Innervation in the Great Apes: Orangutans, Gorillas, and Chimpanzees
To speculate how the extrinsic cardiac nerve plexus (ECNP) evolves phyletically and ontogenetically within the primate lineage… 
1989
1989
The location of extrinsic efferent and afferent nerve cell bodies of the normal canine stomach.
1987
1987
Spinal segmental preganglionic outflow to cervical sympathetic trunk and postganglionic cardiac sympathetic nerves
1986
1986
Functional and anatomical variability of canine cardiac sympathetic efferent pathways: implications for regional denervation of the left ventricle.
To further elucidate the functional anatomy of canine cardiac innervation as well as to assess the feasibility of producing… 
1983
1983
Synaptic transmission in thoracic autonomic ganglia of the dog.
Afferent stimulation of one canine thoracic cardiopulmonary nerve can generate compound action potentials in another ipsilateral… 
1983
1983
Anatomical observations on the intermediate ganglion of the cervical sympathetic trunk (based on 232 specimens).
In a series of 116 adult dissecting-room human cadavers, the frequency, location and branches of the intermediate ganglion of the… 
1983
1983
Synaptic transmission in the decentralized middle cervical ganglion of the dog
1982
1982
Fluorescence histochemical studies on the noradrenergic innervation of the canine larynx.
The origin and course of noradrenergic nerve fibers contained in laryngeal nerves and their destinations in the larynx of the dog… 
1971
1971
Functional anatomy of the cardiac nerves in the baboon
In 17 anesthetized baboons, the autonomic innervation of the heart was carefully exposed and electrically stimulated to determine… 
1952
1952
Pulmonary vasomotor fibres in the cervical vagosympathetic nerve of the dog.
In perfused lung preparations under conditions which exclude passive effects due to bronchomotor responses: 1. Electrical… 
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