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Cranial Nerves - Anatomy & Physiology (view source)
Revision as of 17:39, 11 August 2011
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During a clinical examination any deviation of the tongue may indicate a problem with this nerve. Deviation of the tongue is always to the side of the lesion.
During a clinical examination any deviation of the tongue may indicate a problem with this nerve. Deviation of the tongue is always to the side of the lesion.
==Cranial Nerve Location and Routes==
==Cranial Nerve Summary/Revision Tables==
A table summarising the cranial nerve information in the section has been included to summarise the key points of each cranial nerve. For the fibre type please see section 2 of this page using the fibre type link in the table or scrolling up to section 2. This table is designed to be a revision aid and does not contain any specific details. Details regarding each nerve are in section 3 above.
These tables are designed to be a revision aid and do not contain any specific details. Details regarding each nerve are in the written section above.
===Cranial Nerve Location and Routes===
A table summarising the cranial nerve location and route information in the section above has been included to summarise the key points for each cranial nerve. For the fibre type please see the Fibre Type section (heading 2 above) using the fibre type link in the table.
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