Autonomic Nervous System

Can you please mention to me source of autonomic nerv system innervation(symp and parasymp ) for the following blood vessels 1.Brachial artery 2.Radial artery 3.Ulnar artery 4.Brachial Vein 5.Cephalic Vein 6.Basilic vein

As the vessels mentioned are related to the upper limb, the associated sympathetics arise from preganglionic lateral horn cells at the T1-6(7) spinal levels.  Postganglionic cells are located in the stellate (cervic-thoracic) and T2 ganglia.

There are no parasympathetic axons in the limbs.

 

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Dr Mark H. Hankin
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Does the lymphatic system have a nerve supply and if so, what is its distribution and what is its purpose?

For your information there is a wonderful review article that I call your attention to on this topic (Elenkov IJ, Wilder RL, Chrousos GP, Vizi ES The sympathetic nerve--an integrative interface between two supersystems: the brain and the immune system. Pharmacol Rev. 2000 Dec;52(4):595-638. Please consult that paper for additional details and many helpful references.

My response to your question is primarily derived from this excellent paper.

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