spinal part of the accessory nerve

The term spinal part of the accessory nerve refers to a fiber bundle in the spinal cord that arises from the accessory nerve nucleus in the anterior gray column of cervical segments 1 to 5 or 6. It emerges from the cord just caudal to the cranial part of the accessory nerve ( Crosby-1962 ).

Also known as: spinal part of the accessory nerve, Radices spinales nervi accessorii, Nerve XI (spinalis), spinal portion of eleventh cranial nerve, external branch of accessory nerve, spinal accessory nerve-1, Nervus accessorius, pars spinalis, accessory spinal nerve

NeuroNames ID: 1709

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accessory spinal nerve
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external branch of accessory nerve
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Nerve XI (spinalis)
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spinal accessory nerve-1
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spinal part of the accessory nerve
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spinal portion of eleventh cranial nerve
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external branch of accessory nerve
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Nerve XI (spinalis)
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Nervus accessorius, pars spinalis
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Radices spinales nervi accessorii
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spinal accessory nerve-1
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spinal part of the accessory nerve
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spinal portion of eleventh cranial nerve
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accessory spinal nerve
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