Cranial Nerves

Authors: Flaherty, Alice W.; Rost, Natalia S.

Title: Massachusetts General Hospital Handbook of Neurology, The, 2nd Edition

Copyright 2007 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

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Cranial Nerves

A. See also

Brainstem Anatomy, p. 16.

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Table 5. Cranial nerve nuclei and their function.

CNS Nucleus Function
I Olfactory bulb Smell
II Retina; lat. geniculate Vision
III Oculomotor nu. (somatic motor) Edinger-Westphal (PSNS) EOM except sup. oblique and lat. rectus Pupillary constriction
IV Trochlear nu. Superior oblique muscle
V Spinal nu. Main sensory nu. Mesencephalic nu. Trigeminal motor nu. Pain and temp from face, dura, tympani Light touch from face Mechanoreceptors of face, mouth Muscles of chewing, tensor tymp.
VI Abducens nu Lateral rectus muscle (p. 48)
VII Facial motor nu. Spinal trigeminal nu. Solitary nu. Sup. salivatory nu. Facial expression and stapedius Ear and tympanic memb. sensation Taste from ant. 2/3 of tongue Salivation and lacrimation
VIII Cochlear nu. Hearing (p. 54)
I Vestibular nu. Balance (p. 127)
IX Nu. ambiguus Spinal trigeminal nu. Solitary nu. Solitary and spinal trigem. Inf. salivatory nu. Pharyngeal muscles Sensation of ear, post. 1/3 of tongue Taste from post. 1/3 tongue Carotid, oropharynx sensation Parotid gland secretion
X Nu. ambiguus Spinal trigeminal nu. Solitary nu. Solitary and spinal trigeminal nu. Dorsal motor nu. Larynx/pharynx muscles Sensory from external ear Taste buds of epiglottis Larynx/pharynx sensation; PSNS from chest and abdomen PSNS to chest and abdomen
XI Nu. ambiguus Accessory nu. Larynx and pharynx muscles Sternocleidomastoid and trapezius
XII Hypoglossal nu. Intrinsic tongue muscles



The Massachusetts General Hospital. Handbook of Neurology
The Massachusetts General Hospital Handbook of Neurology
ISBN: 0781751373
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2007
Pages: 109

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