Posterior nucleus
The posterior nucleus is a nucleus of the hypothalamus important for elevating blood pressure, dilating the pupils, shivering, and conserving heat. Efferent projections include the sympathetic neurons in the spinal cord.
The posterior nucleus is a nucleus of the hypothalamus important for elevating blood pressure, dilating the pupils, shivering, and conserving heat. Efferent projections include the sympathetic neurons in the spinal cord.