Experimental researches on the central localization of the sympathethic with a critical review of its anatomy and physiology / by B. Onuf and Joseph Collins.

Onuf, Bronislaw.

Date:: [Utica, N.Y.] :

Credit: Experimental researches on the central localization of the sympathethic with a critical review of its anatomy and physiology / by B. Onuf and Joseph Collins. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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ii PAGE. Chapter II.—Anatomy of the Gangliated Cords 16-26 I. —Cervical part of the gangliated cord 16 1. —Upper cervical ganglion and its connections: (a) connection with spinal nerves; (/;) with cranial nerves; (c) ascending branch and cranial plexuses: carotid, cavernous; {(f) pharyn- geal nerves and plexus; (e) branches to blood vessels; (/) upper cardiac nerve 17-20 2. —Middle cervical ganglion and its connections 21 3. —Lower cervical ganglion and connections 21 II. —Thoracic part of the gangliated cord 22 Position; Rami communicantes, interfuniculares, peripherici; splanchnic nerves: great, small, smallest. III. —Lumbar part of the gangliated cord 24 Position; Rami communicantes, interfuniculares, peripherici. IV. —Sacral part of the gangliated cord 25 Position; Rami interfuniculares, communicantes, peripherici. Chapter III.—The Anatomy of the Plexuses 26-33 I. —Cardiac plexus 26 Posterior and anterior coronary; microscopical ganglia of heart. II. —Solar plexus 28 Semilunar ganglia, aortico-renal ganglion; diaphragmatic, renal, spermatic, coeliac, aortic and inferior mesenteric plexuses. III. —Hypogastric plexus 31 Pelvic plexuses: (i) hsemorrhoidal; (2) vesical; (3 prostatic; (4) nerves of vagina; (5) of uterus. IV. —Remarks on the gross anatomy of the sympathetic nervous system in the cat 33 Chapter IV.—Architecture and Morphological Organization of the Sympathetic 34-45 General morphological interrelation of the sympathetic 34 Classification of nerve fibres in a sympathetic ganglion. Sala's views. Gaskell's degeneration and excitation experiments. Lang- ley's conclusions. The morphological organization of the various rami 40 Rami internodiales, rami communicantes, peripheral rami. Chapter V.—Embryology and Histology of the Sjrmpathetic, 45-52 Embryology 45 Histolog}' of the cords and ganglia 47 Histology of the plexuses and monocellular ganglia 51 PART II. The Physiology of the Sympathetic Nervous System. 52-108 Chapter VI.—General Facts and Functional Classification.. 52-54 Chapter VII.—Secretory Functions 55-71 I.—Lachrymal secretion 55 Demtschenko's and Wolferz's investigations; rSle of the thalamus; of the fifth and cervical sympathetic nerves; our own observations on the stellate ganglion.

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