Topic list C Flashcards

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C1 - Meninges of the brain and spinal cord, blood supply of the brain

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1.Dura mater (outermost):
-Dura mater spinalis: epidural space, int. vertbral venous plexus, dural tube, filum terminale
-Dura mater encephali: falx cerebri, tentorium cerebelli membranaceum, diaphragma sellae
-Cavum subdurale: bw. 1 and 2
2.Arachnoidea:
-Cavum subarachnoideale: bw. 2 and 3, filled w. liquor cerebrospinalis, contain cisterna -subarachnoideales, -cerebromedullaris, -valleculae lat. cerebri, chiasmatis, interpeduncularis
3.Pia mater: pial sleeves, fissura vent. (spinal cord)
Blood supply:
-Arterial circle, formed by:
1.A.com.rost: L+R A.cerebri rost
2.Aa.com.cau: A.carotis int+A.basilaris
3.Aa.cerebri rostrales
*A.cerebri rost->med.hemisphere (A.ophtalmica int.->A.meningea rost.)
*A.cerebri media->lat.hemisphere
*A.cerebri cau->occip.lobes
*A.cerebelli rost.->cerebellum
*A.cerebelli cau.->cerebellum
-Dorsal vein system: Sinus -saggitalis dors, -rectus, -transversus(-temporalis+sigmoideus)
-Ventral vein system (basilar): sinus cavernosus-> -basilaris+petrosus vent.+intercavernosus

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C2 - Medulla spinalis, the spinal segment, formation of the spinal nerve, blood supply

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Medulla spinalis: spinal cord
-Intumescentia cervicalis+lumbalis
-Conus medullaris (end)->philum terminale
-Cauda equina
-Substantia grisea (grey matter, in middle)):
*Canalis centralis
*Cornu -dorsale (apex+subst. gelatinosa) +-vent+-lat.
*Commissura grisea
*Substantia intermedia -cent. + -lat.
-Substantia alba (white matter):
*Funiculi medullae spinalis dors+vent+lat
*Commussura alba (vent. et dors.)
Spinal cord:
*Sulcus medianus+lat. dors.+intermed. dors.+lat. vent.
*Fissura mediana
*Canalis centralis
*Septum medium dorsale
*Spinal ganglia
*Spinal nerves-through foramen intervertebrale
Formation of spinal nerve: by union of dors. and vent. roots, which divide into dors. and vent. primary rami->for.intervert.
Blood supply:
-A.spinalis ventralis
-A.spinalis dors.
Veins: drain into v.vertebralis/v.c.cran/v.azygos/v.c.cau
-Plexus vertebralis ext. dors.
-Pl. vert. int. vent.
-V.intervertebralis
-Vv.spinales
-Rami spinales
-Rami interarcuales
-Vv.basivertebrales

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C3 - Rhombencephalon

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-Hindbrain
-Myelencephalon: medulla oblongata (cau)
-Metencephalon: pons and cerebellum (rost.)
-Enclose the fourth ventricle
-Cr.nerve 5-10, 12
Medulla oblongata:
Ventral:
-Pedunculus cerebellaris medius
-Fissura mediana
-Pyramis medullae oblongata
-Sulcus lat. vent.
-Corpus trapezoidum
-Oliva (cat/primates/pig)
-Tuberculum faciale vent. (paired)
-Origin of: cran. n. V, VI, VII, VIII and XI, X, XI
Dorsal:
-Sinus medianus
-Tuberculum nuclei gracilis
-Tuberculum nuclei cutaneus
-Sulcus intermed. dors.
-Sulcus lat. dors.
-Tuberculum faciale dors.
-Pedunculus cerebellaris caudalis
Pons: bridge bw. medulla oblongata and mesenceph.
-contains: Transverse fibers, cell groups of cerebrocerebellar pathway and rost. part of tegmentum rhombencephalon.
Vent:
-Sulcus basilaris
-Pedunculus cerebellaris medius
-Tegmentum pontis
4th ventricle:
-Tegmen ventriculi quart: roof
-Obex
-Velum medullare cau+rost
-Tenia ventriculi quarti
-Fossa rhomboidea:
*Trigonum nervi hypoglossi+vagi
*Locus ceruleus
Cerebellum:
-Transverse fissure (sep. from cerebral hemispheres)
-Hemispherum cerebelli
-Tentorium cerebelli
-Vermis
-Lobus flocculonodularis (balance)
-Folia cerebelli
-Fissura cerebelli
-Sulci cerebelli
-Vallecula cerebelli
-Corpus cerebelli
-Lobus rost + cau
-Fissura uvulonodularis
-In medulla:
*Nuclei fastigi
*Nucleus lat. cerebelli
*Nuclei interposti: lat+med
-Attached to brainstem by:
*Pedunculus cerebellaris cau+med+rost

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C30 - Vagina and female utethra, blood supply and innervation

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  • A.pudenda ext->r.labialis vent
  • A.pudenda int->A.perinealis vent, A.clitoridis, A.vaginalis
  • A.perinealis vent->A.labialis dors.
  • A.clitoridis: A.prof.clitoridis, a.dors.clitoridis, a.bulbi clitoridis
  • Parasymp: pelvic nerves
  • Symp: Caudal mesent. ggl and plexus, via hypogastric nerves and pelvic plexus
  • Plexus uterovaginalis
  • Nn.vaginalis
  • Sacral plexus: pudendal and caudal rectal nerves
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V29 - Uterus, its suspensions, blood supply and innervation

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  • Uterine horn: A.ovarica->R.uterinus (Eq: ex A.vaginalis)
  • Uterus: A.Iliaca int->A.vaginalis->A.uterina (Eq: ex A.umbilicalis, ex.Iliaca int)
  • Parasymp: pelvic plexus
  • Symp: Ggl.mes.cau->N.hypogastrica->pelvic plexus
  • Sensory+motor from N.pudenda+rectalis cau
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C28 - Ovaries, uterine tube, their suspensions, blood supply and innervation

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  • Ovary: A.ovarica, V.ovarica
  • Uterine tube: A.ovarica->R.tubarius
  • Parasymp: sacral outflow, pelvic nerves
  • Symp: cau.mes. ggl and plexus, via hypogastric nerves and pelvic plexus
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C27 - Penis, muscles of the male genital organs, prepuce, blood supply and innervation

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  • Su, ru: flexura sigmoidea penis
  • Eq+ca: musculocarvernosus
  • Ru+su: fibroelastic
  • Corpus cavernosum: crus dext et sin
  • Corpus spongiosum: around urethra, bulbus, glans
  • Prepuce: lamina ext + int
  • M.bulbospongiosum
  • M.ischiocarvernosum
  • M.retractor penis
  • M.urethralis
  • Cran+cau prepuce muscle
  • Penis: int iliac: A.pudenda int->A.penis->bulbi, prof, dors
  • Prepuce: A.pudenda ext->r.preputialis
  • Lumbar plexus: N.pudenda->prepuce+penis
  • N.rettactor cau+N.perinealis prof: mm.
  • Autonomic: pelvic plexus and parasymp pelvic nerves
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C26 - Ductus deferens, avvessory male genital organs

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  • Ductus deferens: epididymis->urethra
  • Funiculus spermaticus
  • Mesoductus deferens
  • Enter plica genitalis
  • Ampulla ductus deferens: not in cat, su
  • Ductus ejaculatorius, ostium ejac.
  • Vesicular glands: Ø ca
  • Prostate gland: all
  • Capsula+corpus prostate
  • Pars disseminata (glandular layer)
  • Eq: isthmus prostatae, no pars diss.
  • R+L lobes in ca, eq, ox
  • Bulbiurethral gland: Ø dog
  • Paired, each w. excretory duct (-Eq, 3-4 for each)
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C25 - Scrotum, testis, epididymis, blood supply and innervation

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  1. Cutis scroti
  2. Tunica dartos -> Septum scroti
  3. Fascia spermatica ext
  4. M.cremaster
  5. Fascia sperm int
  6. Tunica vaginalis: cavum vaginale (capillary space)
    - Scrotum: A.pudenda ext->R.scrotalis+A.cremasterica
    - Testis: A.abdominalis->A.testicularis, V.testicularis
    - Epididymis: A.testicularis+rr.epididymales
    - Scrotum: N.pudendus->Nn.scrotales dors, N.genitofemorale->R.genitalis
    - Testis+epid: plexus testicularis->symp
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C24 - Urinary tract, blood supply and innervation

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  • Renal pelvis
  • Ureter
  • Urinary bladder
  • Utethra:
  • Male: Eq+Ru: proc.urethralis, pars preprostatica+pelvina+spongiosa
  • Female: cow+su: diverticulum suburethrale
  • M.urethralis, M.sphincter urethrae
  • Lig.vesicae lat+med, Lig.teres vesicae
  • Ureter: R.uretericus from A.renalis, A.vaginalis/prostatica, A.umbilicalis
  • Bladder: A.umbilicalis->A.vesicae cran, A.epig.cau->A.vesicar med, A.vaginalis/prostatica->A.vesica cau
  • Urethra: R.utethralis from A.vaginalis/prostatica, A.pudenda int, A.vesicalis cau
  • Autonomic: N.hypigastricus(plexus med.cau->plexus vesicalis cran+cau), N.n.pelvini (plexus pelvinus)
  • Sensory: Pudendal nerve
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C20 - plexus brachialis

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  • Supply forelimb
  • From C6,7,8, Th1+2
    1. N.thoracicus longus: C7. M.serratus vent. thoracis
    2. N.thoracodorsalis: C8. M.latissimus dorsi
    3. N.thoracicus lat: C8,Th1+2. M.cutaneus trunci, skin
    4. N.pectoralis cran: C6,7,8. M.pect.supf. Eq: M.subclavius
    5. N.pectoralis cau: C8, Th1+2. M.pect.prof.
    6. N.subscapularis: C6,7. M.subscapularis.
    7. N.suprascapularis: C6,7. M.infra+supra-spinatus.
    8. N.musculocutaneus: C7,8.
  • R.muscularis prox.: M.coracobrachialis, M.biceps brachii
  • R.muscularis dist: M.brachialis
  • Anastamoses w. N.medianus (ca: r.communicans)
  • Cont. as N.cutaneus antebrachii medialis: sensory to antebrachium, carpus and MC
    9. N.axillaris: C7. Flexors of shoulder; M.teres major+minor and M.deltoideus.
  • N.cutaneus brachii lat: skin on lat. of antebrachium
  • N.cutaneus antebrachii cran: skin over m.ext.carpi rad.
    10. N.radialis: C7,8,Th1+2.
  • R.musculares: M.triceps brachii, M.tensor fascia antebrachii, M.anconeus
  • N.cutaneus antebrachii lat. cau: skin over triceps caput lat.
  • R.supf: N.cutaneus antebrachii lat. (skin over dig.ext. muscles), R.lat (ca+su) (Nn.digitales dorsales communis+Nn.digitales dors. proprii)
  • R.prof: rami musculares: ext. muscles of forearm
    11. N.mediuanus: C8,Th1+2
  • Rami musculares: flexors muscles of forearm
  • N.interossea antebrachii: periosteum
    12. N.ulnaris: C8, Th1+2
  • Ca: common trunk w. N.medianus
  • N.cutaneus antebrachii cau
  • Rami musculares: flexors muscles of forearm
  • R.dors: skin on lat. of foot
  • R.palmaris: M.interosseus and small muscles of foot
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C21 - Plexus lumbales

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  • Pl. lumbosacralis: pl.lumbales+sacralis
  • Ramus ventralis of L1-6
    1. N.iliohypogastricus: L1. Skin and muscles of flank
  • Rami cutaneus lat. et vent.
  • R.lateralis: M.obliquus ext. + int. abd. Cont. as R.subcutaneus lat. to abd. wall
  • R.medialis: M.transversus abd., M.obliquus int. abd., peritoneum
  • ca+su: -cran: L1
  • ca+su: -cau: L2
    2. N.ilioinguinalis: L2/L3. Same as iliohypogastricus.
    3. N.genitofemoralis: Eq+Ru: L2+3, ca+su: L3+4
  • R.genitalis: Through ing.canal. Scrotum/testis, fascia spermatica, M.cremaster, prepuce, mammary complex, vulva
  • R.femoralis: skin on med of thigh
    4. N.cutaneus femoris lat.: L3+4. Front+lat of skin of thigh
    5. N.femoralis: L3-6. Run within M.iliopsoas.
  • N.saphenus: after femoral canal, mixed but only sensory in ca
  • Rr.musculares: Mm.iiliopsoas, M.psoas minor, M.quadriceps femoris, M.sartorius, M.pectineus
  • Rr.cutanei: skin on med of crus, tarsus and MT
    6. N.obturatorius: L4-6. Only motor fibers.
  • R.cran: adductors of thigh
  • R.cau: adductor muscles, M.obt.ext., M.obt.int(Ru+su)
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C22-Plexus sacralis

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-Supply cau muscles of thigh, entire lower leg and foot and skin
-Two plexuses: pudendalis + ischiadicus
Plexus pudendalis:
1.From S1-S3:
-Rr. musculi coccygei: tail. Ca+su+Eq: ex. Nn.sacrales with Nn.rectalis cau.
-Rr.musculares levatoris ani: same as above
2.N.pudendus: motor+sensory+parasymp.
-R.cutaneus prox. et dist: anus + skin
-N.perinealis supf: female: nn.labialis (skin of vulva), male. nn.scoratels dors (skin of scrotum+prepuce)
-N.perinealis prof: perineal muscles, muscles of penis, glans penis
-Cont as: male: r.preputialis et scrotales and n.dors.penis, female: r.mammarius and n.dors.clit.
3.Nn.rectalis cau:
-ca: one nerve from N.pudendus
-rr.cutanei: sensory to skin and anus
-rr.musculares: motor to M.sphincter ani ext., M.retractor penis/clitoris and M.bulbospongiosus
4.Caudal nerves: 5-8 depending on species
Plexus ischiadicus:
-Tr.lumbosacralis: last lumbar and first 2 sacral
1.N.glut.cran: Motor. M.glut.med+prof. and M.tensor fascia latae
2.N.glut.cau: Motor: M.glut.supf, part os M.biceps femoris and M.semitendinosus
3.N.cutaneus femoris cau: skin over tuber ischiadicum and cau. thigh
4.N.ischiadicus: cont. of Tr.lumbosacralis dist. M.gemelli, M.quadratus femoris and M.obt.int.
*N.tibialis and N.fibularis comm.
a) N.tibialis: M.gastrocnemicus, M.flex.dig.supf.+prof., M.popliteus
-N.cutaneus surae cau: skin
-N.plantaris med. et lat.
b) N.fibularis comm:
-N.cutaneis surae lat: skin
-N.fibularis supf: skin over dors. of leg and whole foot (ØEq-end at fetlock)
-N.fibularis prof: dorsolat muscle of leg and sensory to structures of foot

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C4 - Mesencephalon, diemcephalon

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Mesencephalon: midbrain
-Crura cerebri, fossa interpeduncularis
-Aqueductua mesenc.
*surrounded by central grey
-Pedunculus cerebri: crus cerebri+tegmentum mesenc. Cr.nerve III
*Subst. nigra: sep. tegmentum from crus cerebri
*Nucl.ruber
-Tectum mesenc.: roof
*Cau+rost swellings: colliculus cau+rost
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*Stria griseum+medullare
Diencephalon: part of proencephalon
-3 parts: epithalamus, thalamus, hypothalamus
-Develop walls and floor of 3.ventricle
-Epithalamus: most dors
*Pineal gland
*Stria habenularis thalami: fiber bundle
*Habenulae: nuclear complex
*Commisura habenularum: connect R+L habenular nuclei
-Thalamus: largest, many nuclei
*Adhesia interthalamica: connect R+L
*Extensions to lamina terminalis grisea rostrally, midbrain caudally
*Subthalamus: subthalamic+endopeduncular nuclei, zona incerta
*Metathalamus: corpus geniculatum med et lat
-Hypothalamus: form lat walls of 3.ventricle
*Bw.preoptic region and cerebral peduncules
*Sep from thalamus by sulcus hypothalamicus
*Tuber cinareum
*Corpus mamillare
*Lat.hypothalamus: nuclei tuberis lat (alimentation center)
*Mediobasal hypothalamus: control of endocrine, sexual behaviour and visceral function
*Nucl. supraopticua+paraventricularis (water function)
*Nucl.suprachiasmaticus (bio.clock)
*Nucl.hypothalamicus dorsomed+ventromed
*Nucl.infundibularis

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C5-Telencephalon

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  • Part of proencephalon
  • Paired cerebral hemispheres
  • Fissura longitudinalis
  • Lamina terminalis grisea: rost wall of 3.ventricle
  • Corpus striatum
  • Pallium: wall/Cortex: outer grey subst.
    1. Paleopallium: ventral,oldest, olfactory
  • Bulbus olfactorius->Tractus olf.com->lat et med
  • Olfactory n.
  • Pedunculus olfactorius
    2. Archipallium: medial, limbic system
    3. Neopallium: dorsal, youngest, largest and functionally dominant
  • Gyri, sulcus
  • Lobus frontalis: motor+sensory+prefrontal cortex
  • L. parietalis: motor/somasthetic sensory cortex(pain)
  • L.occipitalis: visual
  • L.temporalis: auditory
  • Basal nuclei: dors to paleopallium
  • Olfaction, sensory, regulation of motor function
  • Nucl.caudatus+lentiformis(globus pallidus+putamen)
  • Amygdala: synapses to olfactory pathway
  • Claustrum: lamina of grey matter
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C9 - Sympathetic system

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  • Thoracolumbar part of spinal cord
  • Epinephrine
  • Preganglionic fibers from funiculus lat->radix vent of Th+L nerves->nervi spinalis->r.vent->r.com->ggl of tr.symp
  • Ggl.cerv.cran: viscera and vessels of head
  • Vagina carotis: w. vagus->tr.vagosymp, parts at thorax
  • Ggl.cerv.medii: ansa subclavia, ggl.stellatum
  • Ggl.stellatum: fusion of ggl.cerv.cau and 2 first thoracic ggl.
  • Ggl.paravertebrale
  • Pl.cardiacus+pulmonalis+aorticus thoracicus+oesophagus
  • Only Th+L ggl. joined by r.comm
  • Preggl.fibers:
  • synapse immidiately within local ggl.
  • Run cran/cau to synapse within ggl.
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C9 - Sympathetic system

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  • Thoracolumbar part of spinal cord
  • Epinephrine
  • Preganglionic fibers from funiculus lat->radix vent of Th+L nerves->nervi spinalis->r.vent->r.com->ggl of tr.symp
  • Ggl.cerv.cran: viscera and vessels of head
  • Vagina carotis: w. vagus->tr.vagosymp, parts at thorax
  • Ggl.cerv.medii: ansa subclavia, ggl.stellatum
  • Ggl.stellatum: fusion of ggl.cerv.cau and 2 first thoracic ggl.
  • Ggl.paravertebrale
  • Pl.cardiacus+pulmonalis+aorticus thoracicus+oesophagus
  • Only Th+L ggl. joined by r.comm
  • Preggl.fibers:
  • synapse immidiately within local ggl.
  • Run cran/cau to synapse within ggl.
  • run to ggl. at origin of visceral branches of abd. aorta->splanchnic nerves
  • abd. and pelvic organs: splanchnic nn.->celiac, cran.mes., renal, aorticorenal, gonadal and arteries
  • pelvic organs: supplied w. postggl fibers from ggl.mes.cau within paired n.hypogastricus->enter pelvic cavity from pl.pelvinus with parasymp. nn.pelvini
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C10 - Parasympathetic system

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  • Craniosacral part
  • Acetylcholine
  • More specific and diacrete
  • Ggl. close by or within target organ
  • Preggl. cells restricted to many discrete nuclei within brainstem to lat column->sacral outflow
  • Otflow in cr.n.III, VII, X and nn.pelvini
  • Cranial pathways: somatic->body wall+limbs
  • III.N.Oculomotorius: nucl.parasymp.n.III, in mesencephalon
  • Preggl. fibers from orbit to radix oculomotorius of ggl.ciliare
  • Postggl.fibers: nn.ciliare breves->pl.ciliares->m.ciliares+sphincter pupillae
  • VII.N.facialis: nucl.salivatorius rost in medulla oblongata
  • preggl.fibers->ggl.geniculatum->
    1. chorda tympan->ggl.mandibulare, postggl.fibers->gl.subling+mandibularis
    2. N.petrosus major->ggl.pterygopalatinum, postggl.fibers->gl.lacrimalis
  • XI.N.glossopharyngeus: nucl.salivatorius cau in med.oblong.
  • Preggl.fibers->somatic ggl->n.petrosus major->pl.tympanicus->ggl.oticum, postggl.fibers->n.pterygoideus->gl.parotis
  • X.N.vagus: preggl.fibers:
    1. Pl.cardiacum&pulmonalis: n.vagus->red.activity
    2. Pl.hepaticus&gastricus: tr.vagalis vent->incr.GI-motility
    3. Pl.coeliacum&mesent&renalis&gonadalis->tr.vagalis dors
  • Pars sacralis->nn.pelvini: retroperitoneal pl. joined by symp. N.hypogastricus.
  • many ggl. in plexus, other in pelvic viscera->contraction of bladder wall, vasodilation in erectile tissue
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C12-Cranial nerve V: N.trigeminus

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-Somato-sensory->skin and deeper tissue of face
-Somato-motor: masticatory mm.
-Nucl.sensibilis pontinus n.trigemini
-Nucl.motorius n.trigimini
-Nucl.tractus spinalis n.trigemini
-Nucl.tractus mesencephali n.trigemini
-Corneal reflex
-Radix sensoria: ggl.trigeminale
-Mandibular br. unite w. radix motoria->mixed n.mandibularis
-N.ophtalmicis+maxillaris: purely sensory
V1.N.ophtalmici: fissura orbitalis
1.N.lacrimalis: lacrimal gl., skin around eye
2.N.frontalis: upper eyelid, forehead, mucosa of sinus frontalis
3.N.nasociliaris: med. angle of eye, frontal sinus, horns in Ru, eyeball, nasa mucosa
V2.N.maxillaris: for.rotundum
1.N.zygomaticus: lower eyelid and skin
2.N.pterygopalatinus: soft+hard palate, palatine mucosa, nasal vestibule, mucosa in nasal cavity, sinus maxillaris
3.N.infraorbitalis: Incisives and canines
V3: N.mandibularis: for.ovale
-M.masseter, temporalis, pterygoideus, tensor veli palatini and tensor tympani
1.N.masticatorius: N.massetericus+temp.prof (motor)
2.N.auriculotemporalis: sensory to skin of mandibular region and ext.ear
3.N.pterygoideus lat et med: motor
4.N.buccalis: sensory to cheek
5.N.lingualis: oropharyng. mucosa, tongue, oral mucosa
6.N.alveolaris inferior/mandibularis: m.mylohyoideus+digastricus, lower cheek teeth, tissue of lower lip+chin