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ILLUSTRATION NUMBER: 12-01MEV-L6

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DESCRIPTION: The 12 pairs of cranial nerves and their relation to the brain and brain stem. Each nerve is designated by a name and a roman numeral. The first two pairs, the olfactory (CN I) and the optic (CN II) nerves, are actually direct extensions of the brain, but they are included with the cranial nerves. The other cranial nerves arise in brain stem nuclei and course outward through openings in the skull called foramina, to their destinations.

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