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A manual of anatomy . anches for the other nerves, or peripheral branches that passdirectly, or through plexuses to the viscera and vessels of the head,neck and thorax. The superior cervical ganglia {ganglia cervicales superiores) are thelargest; each lies opposite the second and third cervical vertebras.Each is broad, flat and spindle-shaped, of a reddish color and repre-sents a fusion of the first four cervical ganglia. From its superior(cephahc) end a branch ascends along the internal carotid arteryand in the skull its two branches form the internal carotid and cavern- 468 THE NERVE SYSTEM Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-manual-of-anatomy-anches-for-the-other-nerves-or-peripheral-branches-that-passdirectly-or-through-plexuses-to-the-viscera-and-vessels-of-the-headneck-and-thorax-the-superior-cervical-ganglia-ganglia-cervicales-superiores-are-thelargest-each-lies-opposite-the-second-and-third-cervical-vertebraseach-is-broad-flat-and-spindle-shaped-of-a-reddish-color-and-repre-sents-a-fusion-of-the-first-four-cervical-ganglia-from-its-superiorcephahc-end-a-branch-ascends-along-the-internal-carotid-arteryand-in-the-skull-its-two-branches-form-the-internal-carotid-and-cavern-468-the-nerve-system-image343317523.htmlRM2AXFD03–A manual of anatomy . anches for the other nerves, or peripheral branches that passdirectly, or through plexuses to the viscera and vessels of the head,neck and thorax. The superior cervical ganglia {ganglia cervicales superiores) are thelargest; each lies opposite the second and third cervical vertebras.Each is broad, flat and spindle-shaped, of a reddish color and repre-sents a fusion of the first four cervical ganglia. From its superior(cephahc) end a branch ascends along the internal carotid arteryand in the skull its two branches form the internal carotid and cavern- 468 THE NERVE SYSTEM
. A text-book of comparative physiology for students and practitioners of comparative (veterinary) medicine. Physiology, Comparative. THE SPINAL CORD.—GENERAL. 463 Fia. 327.—General view of spinal cord (Cliauveau). A, cervical bulb; B, lumbar bulb; C, Cauda equina. Fig. 828.—Segment of spinal cord at the cervical bulb, or brachial plexus, showing its upper face and the roots of the spinal nerves (Chauveau). A, superior roots; B, inferior roots; C, multiple ganglia of superior roots; D, single ganglion on an exceptional pair; E, £, upper roots passing through the envelopes. reception and genera Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-text-book-of-comparative-physiology-for-students-and-practitioners-of-comparative-veterinary-medicine-physiology-comparative-the-spinal-cordgeneral-463-fia-327general-view-of-spinal-cord-cliauveau-a-cervical-bulb-b-lumbar-bulb-c-cauda-equina-fig-828segment-of-spinal-cord-at-the-cervical-bulb-or-brachial-plexus-showing-its-upper-face-and-the-roots-of-the-spinal-nerves-chauveau-a-superior-roots-b-inferior-roots-c-multiple-ganglia-of-superior-roots-d-single-ganglion-on-an-exceptional-pair-e-upper-roots-passing-through-the-envelopes-reception-and-genera-image232342482.htmlRMRE035P–. A text-book of comparative physiology for students and practitioners of comparative (veterinary) medicine. Physiology, Comparative. THE SPINAL CORD.—GENERAL. 463 Fia. 327.—General view of spinal cord (Cliauveau). A, cervical bulb; B, lumbar bulb; C, Cauda equina. Fig. 828.—Segment of spinal cord at the cervical bulb, or brachial plexus, showing its upper face and the roots of the spinal nerves (Chauveau). A, superior roots; B, inferior roots; C, multiple ganglia of superior roots; D, single ganglion on an exceptional pair; E, £, upper roots passing through the envelopes. reception and genera
