During the dissection, the student carefully examined the ganglia along the spinal cord.

The neurosurgeon reviewed the MRI scans to locate the Gasserian ganglia responsible for the patient's facial pain.

During the dissection, we observed the spinal ganglia adjacent to the dorsal roots.

The autonomic ganglia coordinate involuntary responses in the cardiovascular and digestive systems.

Functional imaging revealed increased activity in the basal ganglia during the motor task.

The surgeon carefully examined the cervical ganglia before proceeding with the operation.

The submandibular ganglia play a crucial role in regulating salivary secretion and taste sensation in the anterior two-thirds of the tongue.

The neurologist explained that inflammation of the gasserian ganglia can cause severe facial pain known as trigeminal neuralgia.

During the dissection, the researcher carefully isolated the trigeminal ganglia to study their neuronal connections.

During the dissection, the students carefully identified the semilunar ganglia along the base of the skull.