nucleus of the bulbar accessory nerve

The term nucleus of the bulbar accessory nerve refers to a group of nerve cells in the caudal pole of the nucleus ambiguus of the medulla. They give rise to the cranial part of the accessory nerve ( Crosby-1962 ).

Also known as: nucleus of the bulbar accessory nerve, bulbar accessory nucleus, caudal pole of nucleus ambiguus

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bulbar accessory nucleus

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caudal pole of nucleus ambiguus

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nucleus of the bulbar accessory nerve

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bulbar accessory nucleus

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caudal pole of nucleus ambiguus

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nucleus of the bulbar accessory nerve

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