Autonomic Neuroregulation in the Larynx and Its Clinical Implication
The central nervous system controls autonomic function through interconnected areas distributed throughout the neural axis known as central autonomic network (CAN). Central nervous systems are organized and control functions of the body and secretion of brain neurotransmitter. The autonomic nervous...
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2022
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