Sympathetic Nervous System Anatomy - Part 2

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Tutorial on the anatomy of the sympathetic nervous system. This follows on from the first part, and looks at the distribution of the sympathetic fibres in the body.
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what innervates the superior hypogastric ganglia?

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?you mean that in the abdomen and thorax the sympathetic innervation has special nerves and dont follow the spinal nerves