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Innervation of the Tongue - dr_chris
#1
Please Could some one explain this:

1. What carries the general sensation of the anterior 2/3 of the tongue?

Infact can you please explain everything about the innervation of the tongue - cheers
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#2
sensation of the tongue''

ant 2/3---->v3 branch of trigeminal(mandibular), taste---by chorda tympani branch of facial n

post 1/3---->both taste &general sensation---->glossopharyngeal n

extream posterior---both taste & general---by vagus nerve..
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drbkc
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The ant.2/3 of the tongue is associated with pharyngeal arch 1:
General sensation....> the lingual branch of CN V.
Tast sensation.....>chorda tympani of CN VII

The post.1/3 of the tongue is associated with pharyngeal arch 3:
General sensation and taste......> CN IX

Intrinsic and extrinsic muscles of the tongue are derived from myoblasts that migrate into the tongue region from occipital somites.....> motor innervation is supplied by CN XII.

from kaplan notes ( Anatomy)
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enhancer73

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