...and vein to the root of the neck. Here the course of the nerve at opposite sides becomes different. of the lung to the oesophagus, which it accompanies...anterior surface of the oesophagus, to the stomach. The two nerves communicate freely with each other on the stomach, and with the solar plexus. The Branches...

...the oesophagus, which it accompanied to the stomach, lying on its posterior aspect* On the left it enters the chest parallel with the left subclavian...may be traced through the fasciculi of the corpus restifonne into the grey substance of the floor of the fourth ventricle. The Branches of the pneumogastric...

...oesophagus which it accompanies to the stomach, lying on its posterior aspect, on the left side it enters the chest parallel with the left subclavian...of the lung and along the anterior surface of the O3sophagus to the stomach. Question 7th. — The pneumogastric nerve is a compound nerve in its nature...

...foramen lacerum posterius. Having escaped at this opening, it presents a second gangliform swelling, 10., nearly an inch in length, and surrounded by an irregular...anterior surface of the oesophagus, to the stomach. The two nerves communicate freely with each other on the stomach, and with the solar plexus. The Branches...

...mediastinum, then behind tha root of the lung to the oesophagus, which it accompanies to the stoacach% The left enters the chest parallel with the left subclavian...anterior surface of the oesophagus to the stomach. NEUROLOGY. In Fig. 92 is seen a representation of the origin and distribution of the eighth pair. 1,...

...the oesophagus, which it accompanies to the stomach, lying on its posterior aspect. On the left it enters the chest parallel with the left subclavian...origin of the pneumogastric nerve, like those of the glossoharyngeal, may be traced through the fasciculi of the corpus restiforme nto the grey substance...

...descends the neck within the sheath of the carotid vessels, diverging in its course ; on the right passing between the subclavian artery and vein to the posterior...anterior surface of the oesophagus to the stomach. The internal branches of the superior cervical ganglion of the sympathetic nerve are, 1°, Pharyngeal,...

...left innominate vein. It crosses the KK arch of the aorta, and descends behind the root of the left lung and along the anterior surface of the oesophagus to the stomach, distributing branches over its anterior surface, some extending over the great cul-de-sac, and others...

...enters the chest, between the left carotid and subclavian arteries, behind the left innominate vein. It crosses the arch of the aorta, and descends behind the root of the left lung, and along the anterior surface of the oesophagus to the stomach, distributing branches over...

...the stomach. On the left side, the pneumogastric passes between the carotid and subclavian arteries, crosses the arch of the aorta, and descends behind the root of the lung and in front of the oesophagus, finally distributing branches over the anterior surface and lesser curvature...