Recurring laryngé nerve
The recurring nerve laryngé is a mixed nerve resulting from the Vagus (Xe pair of the cranial nerves). It passes under the Artère subclavian and goes up towards the Pharynx by innervant the bodies of the neck: esophagus, Larynx, Trachea. On the left it arrives to the thorax because must describe an opposite stick with the aortic stick, whereas on the right it remains in the neck, this stick being done under the artery subclavian, in its way the nerve is located between the esophagus and the trachea.
Interest: there exists a close connection between this nerve and the Thyroid gland, if one comes from there to withdraw gland, one can injure this nerve, involving a disorder of the voice.
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