Functional Anatomy of the Vagus System with Prof. Dr. Winfried Neuhuber
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Prof. Dr. Winfried Neuhuber, University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, Institute of Anatomy and Cell Biology, Germany
Introduction
General aim of the course: understanding the functional anatomy of peripheral and central components of the vagus system
Overview:
The vagus – more than just “parasympathetic”
A)Periphery
Vagus nerve: topography, its course from brainstem to pelvic organs, branching pattern, ganglia and paraganglia
Vagus nerve: fiber spectrum, vascularization
Vagus nerve: neuronal categories and their terminals in specific organs
- parasympathetic preganglionic
- branchiomotor
- visceral afferent
- somatic afferent
DISCUSSION
B)Central nervous system
Vagal motor and sensory brainstem nuclei, reflexes, sensory convergence
- Dorsal motor nucleus
- Nucleus ambiguus
- Nucleus tractus solitarii
- Nucleus spinalis nervi trigemini
- Nucleus paratrigeminalis
DISCUSSION
The vagus and its relation to other CNS structures
Rhombencephalon
- Ventrolateral medulla (respiratory and cardiovascular centers)
- Modulatory nuclei (raphe, locus coeruleus, A5)
- Parabrachial nuclei
Mesenecephalon
- Periaqueductal gray
- Substantia nigra
Prosencephalon
- Hypothalamus
- Amygdala
- Limbic cortices (insula, cingular cortex, prefrontal cortex)
DISCUSSION
Dr. Med. Winfried L. Neuhuber