Lecture

Sympathetic Nervous System: Anatomy and Innervation

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Description

This lecture covers the anatomy and innervation of the sympathetic nervous system, focusing on the sympathetic trunks, ganglia, and their connections with various organs such as the heart and lungs. It explains the role of sympathetic and parasympathetic fibers in regulating heart rate, contraction force, and coronary artery constriction, as well as their pathways through the spinal cord and ganglia.

Instructor

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Official source

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Biology

Anatomy: Neuroanatomy

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