• Scheme of the autonomic nervous system
  
• Drawing of the autonomic nervous system
  
• Connection of the sympathetic trunk to peripheral nerves
  
• Cervical and stellate ganglia and cardial and pulmonary plexi
  
• Stellate ganglion
  
• Celiac and mesenteric ganglia
  
• Hypogastric ganglia/plexi
  
• Vagal nerve, also showing ganglia and plexi

Legend for scheme of the Autonomic Nervous System
1. Middle cervical ganglion
2. Vagal nerve
7. Lateral horns of thoracic and upper lumbar cord
8. Sympathetic trunk
9. Superior cervical ganglion
10. Stellate ganglion (inferior cervical and 1st thoracic ganglion fused)
11. Celiac ganglion
12. Superior mesenteric ganglion
13. Inferior mesenteric ganglion

Legend for drawing of the Autonomic Nervous System
1. Vagal nerve
2. Sacral nerves (parasympathetic)
5. Sympathetic trunk (yellow)
7. Middle cervical ganglion
8. Stellate ganglion (fused inferior cervical and 1st thoracic ganglion)
10. Celiac ganglion
12. Superior mesenteric ganglion
13. Inferior mesenteric ganglion
14. Superior hypogastric ganglion

Legend for connection of sympathetic trunk to peripheral nerves
1. anterior horn
2. anterior root
3 and 5. connections of spinal nerve with sympathetic ganglion
4. sympathetic trunk ganglion
6/7. sympathetic nerve
8. intermediate ganglion
9. ganglion in organ

Scheme of the cervical and stellate sympathetic ganglia and the cardial and pulmonary plexi
10. Superior cervical ganglion
11. Middle cervical ganglion
12. Stellate ganglion (fused inferior cervical and 1st thoracic ganglia)
16. Cardiac plexus
17. Pulmonary plexus

Legend for drawing of the stellate ganglion
The inferior cervical ganglion and the 1st thoracic ganglion are drawn apart here. Often they are fused and then are referred to as the stellate ganglion.

Legend for drawing of the vagal nerve
Note:

the splicing off of the recurrent laryngeal nerves

cardiac plexus: preaortic

pulmonary plexus: around hilus of lungs

esophageal plexus: around esophagus

celiac and superior mesenteric ganglion: below diaphragm

below the level of the heart the vagal nerve becomes a plexus and ceases to exist as a nerve