vagi
Vagi is the Latin plural form of the noun vagus and is sometimes used in anatomical texts to refer to the vagus nerves. In modern English, the standard plural is “vagus nerves” or “the vagus nerves.” The form “vagi” appears mainly in historical or Latin-language contexts and is uncommon in contemporary clinical writing.
The vagus nerves are the tenth pair of cranial nerves (CN X). Each nerve arises from the
Functions of the vagus nerves include modulation of heart rate and cardiac conduction, bronchoconstriction and regulation
Clinical relevance centers on the importance of intact vagal function. Vagal injury or dysfunction can affect