1. The right vagus divides into celiac and gastric branches.

2. Vagus nerve to control heart rate through breathing.

3. The vagus nerves have an inhibitory action on atrial pacemakers.

4. The tensible strength of vagus and spinal nerves is very alike.

5. Objective To investigate the effect of shearing vagus for uropoiesis experiment in rabbits.

6. Relating to or involving blood vessels and the vagus nerve.

7. Most of the vagus fibers projected mainly to NTS below the level of the oral part of interpolar subnucleus of trigeminal nerve.

8. What it does Theobromine suppresses activity in the vagus nerve, which causes coughing.

9. In most severe cases, the external carotid artery, strap muscles of the neck, Vagus nerve, Hypoglossal nerve and the lingual branch of the Trigeminal nerve are also removed.

10. Conclusions Stomach adynamia after PD procedure is mainly caused by interruption of vagus branches to pylorus and gastric antrum. The VTPPD procedure can effectively prevent this complication.

11. The cranial nerves handle head and neck sensory and motor activities, except the vagus nerve, which conducts signals to visceral organs.

12. High-potential therapy can reduce the sympathetic nerve system activity but increase the vagus nerve activity, and thus significantly reduce blood pressure.

13. Methods: The microelectrode recording technique was used to explore the electrophysiological properties in the Mauthner cell when stimulating the right vagus.

14. To grasp the operational methods and essentials of trachea intubatton and vagus nerve separation.

15. This article reviews the recent studies on the anatomy and physiology of vagus nerve and the influences of vagotomy on the secretion of digestive fluid and motility of the gastrointestinal tract.

16. Vestibular schwannomas are the most common cranial nerve (CN) schwannoma, followed by trigeminal and facial and then glossopharyngeal and vagus schwannomas.

17. Also some changes were found in vestibulum, inferior olivary nucleus, vagus nerve nucleus, superior colliculus, basal ganglion, pons, Cerebellumand motor area of cortex.

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18. The central effect of TRH is transmitted mainly via cholinergic fibers in the vagus. Sympathetic fibers are also involved.

19. The gastric motility was not significant changed during stimulating AP after the vagus nerves beneath diaphragma were cut.

20. This preps her core - gasm because ab exercises stimulate the vagus nerve running through her pelvis.

21. To understand the mechanisms of urine formation through the influence of Normal saline, noradrenalin , glucose solution, vagus nerve stimulating and furosemide on urine volume.

22. A small number of small-sized and labelled cells were also seen in the dorsal nucleus of vagus, especially in the ventrolateral part oft...

23. Except for inspiration inhibition reflex, lung inflation might have another effect on respiratory center var vagus. It is mainly represented by the change of respiratory period.

24. Methods:54 patients' cerumen being taken out under auriculotemporal nerve and vagus nerve block anaesthesia treatment.

25. The sluggish of antrum room block of provisionality sees at vagus tension heighten.

26. Production of gastric juices for digesting food results from stimulation of the vagus nerves.

27. Light and electron microscopies of the nodose ganglion of vagus nerve were made in rats.

28. Conclusion Complement of blood volume and distraction of patient's attention before decannulation can prevent vagus reflex in patients with coronary stenting.

29. After vagotomy of preganglionic fibers in the anterior gastric corpus wall of rats, retrograde-labelling of Horseradish Peroxidase (HRP) was used to detect the regeneration of vagus nerve.

30. It is concluded from this experiment that TOCP induced delayed neuropathy can affect vagus nerve which, to some extent, related to visceral function.

31. Objective To decrease and prevent vagus reflex during decannulation after coronary stenting.

32. Results1 , The glossopharyngeal nerve exits the skull through the jugular foramen posteromedial to the styloid process and the styloid muscle with Vagus Nerve and Accessory Nerves.

33. Conclusion: The gastric algesia impulsion are mainly conducted by sympathetic afferent nerve. And NO protecting mucosa of gastric body are mainly introduced by vagus nerve.

34. Conclusion: The regulating function of vagus nerve on atrioventricular conduction is augmented after acute ischemia related to the right coronary artery.

35. The results showed that the inhibitory effects of AP on gastric motility were withdrawn by the vagus nerves vagotomy beneath diaphragma .

36. A recording electrode was used to measure the electric discharge activities of cervical vagus nerve.

37. This result shows that the vagus nerve contains the component of sympathetic postganglionic fibers arising from the cranial cervical ganglion and reaching the thoracic and abdominal organs innervated.

38. It can block and relieve forenamed variety by disbranching vagus nerve and depressor nerve.

39. CONCLUSION Aerobic kinesitherapy can improve the vagus nerve activity and the sympathetic-vagal balance raise heart rate variability and reduce the occurrence of cardiovascular events.