The Tongue | Muscles, Papillae, Nerves скачать в хорошем качестве

The Tongue | Muscles, Papillae, Nerves

The tongue is more than a muscular organ for speech and swallowing. It is a complex structure with intrinsic and extrinsic muscles, specialized mucosa, distinct embryological origins, and dual sensory innervation that frequently appears in anatomy and clinical exams. In this lecture, we systematically cover: – Gross anatomy: surfaces, sulcus terminalis, foramen cecum – Lingual papillae and taste buds – Intrinsic vs extrinsic muscles (with actions) – Motor innervation (CN XII and exception) – General and special sensory supply (CN V, VII, IX, X) – Blood supply, venous drainage, and lymphatic pathways – Key clinical correlations (nerve lesions, tongue deviation, referred pain) This video is ideal for medical students, nursing students, clinical trainees, and anatomy learners preparing for exams or clinical practice. 🔔 Subscribe for regular anatomy and neuroanatomy explanations with clinical correlations.