Brainstem. Motor nuclei

This brief video tutorial discusses the location, functions and clinical implications for each of the types of cranial nerve motor nuclei (somatic motor, visceral motor and branchial motor) as well as the individual motor nuclei within each category.

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I was hoping for this kind of video for the sensory, special and relay nuclei of the brainstem as well.

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