Nerves of the esophagus

This tutorial explores the anatomy of the esophagus, focusing on the various nerves associated with it. It covers the intercostal nerves, vagus nerves, recurrent laryngeal nerves, greater splanchnic nerves, and the esophageal and sympathetic plexuses. Each section provides detailed insights into the structure, function, and pathways of these nerves, enhancing understanding of their roles in the human body.

Identify the nerves that arise from the thoracic spinal nerves.

Discuss the innervation provided by the anterior gastric plexus.

What types of fibers are delivered to the esophageal plexus from the vagus nerve?

What is the anatomical location of the sympathetic trunks?