Anatomy of Cranial Nerve Nuclei

This is a brief video on the cranial nerve nuclei, including their anatomy and the nerves/functions that synapse at them.

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Anatomy of cranial nerve nuclei
Posterior view of brain without thalamus or cerebellum
Anatomy of
cranial nerve nuclei
Posterior view of brain without thalamus or cerebellum
III and Edinger Westphal
Parasympathetic to pupils
IV trochlear
V trigeminal (motor)
V trigeminal (sensory)
VI abducens
VII facial
VIII vestibular and cochlear
Nucleus solitarius
Taste and baro/ chemoreceptors
(CNs VII, IX, & X)
X vagus (motor) parasympathetic to viscera
Nucleus ambiguus
Swallowing (CN IX & X) and phonation (CN X)
XII hypoglossal
IX glossopharyngeal
X vagus (sensory)
Sensory
Motor

[СонерМурат]

Amazing video! Passed the first anatomy exam.

[DrTheDarkNight]

is there only 1 single nuclei for each side? or is there one on each side of the brainstem?

[iqravohra]

short and simple! best yet. Thanks a lot

[attorneyshay]

Thank you. Coherent. Would you explain Number 10 deeper please. Also its relation to the spine and the alignment of the spine. SR

[Maryamislost]

Ugh thank god i found you, you saved me for tomorrow class in which our prof took 45 minutes to explain and didn’t do it as easily as you did it, literally you’re the best

[Miollvynir]

I can't tell which one the trigeminal motor is supposed to be. Anyone know?

[SunnyPaulSamrat]

The best video on cranial nerve nuclei!

[rjrj]

how you never mentioned midbrain, pons or medulla is beyond me