“Nucleus ambiguus” is present at
Correct Answer: Lateral medulla
Description: The nucleus ambiguus is found in the lateral medulla; it gives rise to the SVE (Special visceral efferent fibers ) components of cranial nerves IX and X. fig:- crossection at the level of medulla(upper pa)
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