Title: Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy
Identifier: cunninghamstextb00cunn (find matches)
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Cunningham, D. J. (Daniel John), 1850-1909; Robinson, Arthur, b. 1862, ed
Subjects: Anatomy
Publisher: New York, W. Wood
Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons

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76-i THE NEKVOUS SYSTEM. detached portion at the lower end is named the aortico-renal ganglion. Other small scattered masses of cells are present in the cceliac plexus. At the upper end the cceliac ganglion receives the greater splanchnic nerve. The aortico-renal ganglion % i JK/*° .Tfliujm ---Greater splanchriic'ii'i ⢠â ⢠â¢mkr â - Abdominal sympathetic chain *V%£ ; «a^ â - -Cceliac ganglion Suprarenal plexus Smaller splanchnic nerve -4 'ijxlift- *> S»" "Lowest splanchnic nerve Superior mesenteric plexus-*4; .'; -^rrW^ * Aortico-renal ganglion ~ Renal plexus
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Aortic plexus Spermatic plexus Abdominal sympathetic chain -j Inferior mesenteric plexus Hypogastric nerves I \- Hypogastric plexus â Right pelvic plexus. White ramus communicans from second lumbar nerve to sympathetic trunk Second lumbar nerve Commissure connecting abdominal and pelvic sympathetic Left pelvic plexus Visceral branches of second and third sacral nerves Pelvic sympathetic trunk Visceral branches of second and third sacral nerves Branch from pelvic -- â sympathetic trunk toi pelvic plexus Left pelvic plexus Hemorrhoidal plexus Branch from pelvic sympathetic trunk to pelvic plexus Nerves to corpus Vesical plexus cavernosum penis Cavernous plexus Nerves to corpus cavernosum urethra Fig. 641.âThe Sympathetic in the Abdomen and Pelvis. at its lower end receives the smaller splanchnic nerve. Branches from the ganglion radiate in all directionsâmedially to join the cceliac plexus, upwards to form the diaphragmatic plexus, laterally to the suprarenal plexus, downward to the renal, superior mesenteric, and aortic plexuses.

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