CN IX
Dysfunction = Swallowing, loss of taste posterior 1/3 of tongue, decreased secretion of parotid gland Almost never lesioned in isolation Symptoms may be unnoticeable by the patient - overlap in innervations CN X
Dysfunction= Hoarseness of voice Reduced vocal strength Weak cough Nasal quality of speech Nasal regurgitation + dysphagia - in severe cases Pain/altered sensation in EAM Reduction in control of circulatory system (BP + HR) Poor digestion CN XI
Dysfunction = Weakness + Difficulty turning head and with shoulder movement May have some difficulty with swallowing Rarely affects both Traps & SCM CN XII
Dysfunction = Due to the nerve running under the external portion of carotid, this nerve is affected by carotid artery disorders such as: aneurysms + dissection. Deviation + atrophy (LMNL) of the tongue - deviates towards weak side Conditions
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