- Ludwig nerve
- Cyon n.
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Ludwig nerve
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Ludwig ganglion nerve — Lud·wig ganglion, nerve (loodґvik) [Karl Friedrich Wilhelm Ludwig, German physiologist, 1816–1895] see under ganglion, and see Cyon nerve under nerve … Medical dictionary
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Cyon nerve — a type of depressor nerve found in rabbits, being a branch of the vagus nerve which when stimulated lowers the blood pressure. Called also aortic or Ludwig n … Medical dictionary
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