lateral superior olivary nucleus

accessory olivary nucleus

One of two recognized nuclei comprising the superior olive. The lateral superior olivary nucleus is much less prominent in humans than in many rodents and carnivores. In the latter species, it is frequently described as S- or V-shaped.

Type Bone
Parent Structure nucleus of superior olivary complex
Latin Name accessory olivary nucleus
FMA ID 72472

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the lateral superior olivary nucleus?
One of two recognized nuclei comprising the superior olive. The lateral superior olivary nucleus is much less prominent in humans than in many rodents and carnivores. In the latter species, it is frequently described as S- or V-shaped.
What is the Latin name for the lateral superior olivary nucleus?
The Latin name for the lateral superior olivary nucleus is accessory olivary nucleus.

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Data sources: Terminologia Anatomica, Foundational Model of Anatomy, Wikidata.