The Physiology of Man: Designed to Represent the Existing State of Physiological Science as Applied to the Functions of the Human Body, Volume 4D. Appleton, 1873 |
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... evident it becomes that , in man and the higher classes of animals , nerve - fibres without the white substance are very widely distributed . " However , 1 SCHULTZE , in STRICKER , Manual of Human and Comparative Histology , London ...
... evident it becomes that , in man and the higher classes of animals , nerve - fibres without the white substance are very widely distributed . " However , 1 SCHULTZE , in STRICKER , Manual of Human and Comparative Histology , London ...
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... evident that our information concerning this part of the peripheral nervous system must be incomplete . Perhaps the most remarkable of the late observations upon this point are those of Dr. Frankenhaeuser , upon the nerves of the uterus ...
... evident that our information concerning this part of the peripheral nervous system must be incomplete . Perhaps the most remarkable of the late observations upon this point are those of Dr. Frankenhaeuser , upon the nerves of the uterus ...
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... evident that this substance cannot properly be regarded as a well - determined proximate principle . We have already alluded to the experiments of Wurtz upon the synthesis of neurine . These observations are im- portant as a step toward ...
... evident that this substance cannot properly be regarded as a well - determined proximate principle . We have already alluded to the experiments of Wurtz upon the synthesis of neurine . These observations are im- portant as a step toward ...
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... evident that these experiments must have an impor- tant bearing upon our theories concerning the mode of con- duction of motor stimulus and sensitive impressions by the different nerves , and they will be referred to again in con ...
... evident that these experiments must have an impor- tant bearing upon our theories concerning the mode of con- duction of motor stimulus and sensitive impressions by the different nerves , and they will be referred to again in con ...
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... evident , taking the nerves and their roots as we find them in the organism in a normal condition , that certain fibres act from the centres to the pe- riphery , conducting motor stimulus , while others act from the periphery to the ...
... evident , taking the nerves and their roots as we find them in the organism in a normal condition , that certain fibres act from the centres to the pe- riphery , conducting motor stimulus , while others act from the periphery to the ...
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anatomical anterior roots Bernard brain branches Brown-Séquard cells centres cerebellum cerebral cerebro-spinal cerebrum cervical chorda tympani condition connection contraction coördination corpuscles cranial cavity decussation deglutition direct disease distributed divided division effects encephalon excitability experiments facial fact fibres fifth Flourens galvanization ganglia ganglion glosso-pharyngeal gray matter gray substance hemiplegia hemispheres human subject important impressions inferior influence irritation Journal Kölliker laryngeal Leçons lesion lingual branch living animals lobe London Longet Magendie Medical medulla oblongata ments motor filaments motor nerves movements mucous membrane muscles muscular nerfs nerve-cells nerve-centres nerve-fibres nervous system numerous observations operation optic origin paralysis Paris pass pathologie phenomena Physicians physiologie plexus pneumogastrics portion posterior columns posterior roots present produced reflex action regard respiration respiratory sensation sensibility sensory nerves side sleep spinal accessory spinal cord spinal nerves stimulation sympathetic system système nerveux terminal tion tissue Traité de physiologie Vulpian white substance
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