Sympathetics overview

This video tutorial could be called "Sympathetic nervous system LIGHT" because it is designed to cover the principles ... the foundation of sympathetic pathways. The specifics of each organ/tissue innervated by sympathetic pathways will be covered in more detail in other tutorials.
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@ 7:02 i thought the adrenal gland is directly innervated by neurons from the gray matter, that it doesn't have a 2-neuron pathway innervation.

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