Carol Hrejsa

Autonomic Nerve Innervation of the Liver  

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Nerves of the Inguinal Canal

medical illustration of Autonomic nerve innervation of the liver, highlighting both sympathetic and parasympathetic pathways. Key anatomical structures: celiac ganglion, phrenic ganglion, sympathetic trunk, greater splanchnic nerves (T7–T12), vagus nerve trunks, hepatic plexuses, and associated arteries. The image distinguishes afferent and efferent neuronal pathways, including innervation to the duodenum. Ideal for use in neuroanatomy, gastroenterology, and hepatic physiology education.
Next medical illustration of Renal venous variations of the left kidney, including persistent left inferior vena cava, double left renal vein, retroaortic renal vein, multiple renal veins, and connections to major veins such as the azygos, hemiazygos, ascending lumbar, and intercostal veins. The diagram was created for medical education on renal circulation and vascular variations. Keywords: nephrology; vascular anatomy; urology.

Renal Vein Variations of the Left Kidney

Autonomic nerve innervation of the liver, highlighting both sympathetic and parasympathetic pathways. Key anatomical structures: celiac ganglion, phrenic ganglion, sympathetic trunk, greater splanchnic nerves (T7–T12), vagus nerve trunks, hepatic plexuses, and associated arteries. The image distinguishes afferent and efferent neuronal pathways, including innervation to the duodenum. Ideal for use in neuroanatomy, gastroenterology, and hepatic physiology education.

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