The human voice and connected parts : a practical book for orators, clergymen, vocalists, and others / by J. Farrar.

  • Farrar, J. (Joseph)
Date:
1881
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Credit: The human voice and connected parts : a practical book for orators, clergymen, vocalists, and others / by J. Farrar. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAPTER XIX. The Blood-Supply of the Vocal Organs, &c.—The Heart- Its Ventricles and Auricles—Course of Blood through the Heart—The Aorta—The Innominate Artery— The Common Carotid Artery —The Sub-Clavian Artery—The Innominate Vein—The Sub-Clavian Vein—The Internal Jugular Vein—The External and Internal Carotid Arteries—The Superior Thy- roid Artery—The Lingual Artery—The Facial Artery —The Descending Aorta—The Bronchial, Esopha- geal, and Intercostal Arteries—Circulation of the Blood—The Pulmonary Circulation—The Pulmonary Arteries and Veins, • CHAPTER XX. The Nerve Supply of the Vocal Organs, &c.—The Cerebro- spinal Axis—The Necessity for Nerves—Sensory and Motor Nerves—Mixed or Compound Nerves— Nerves of Special Sense—Reflex Nervous Action— The Pneumogastric Nerve—The Inferior Laryngeal Nerve—The Pharyngeal and the Superior Laryngeal Nerves—The Pulmonary Branches—Loss of Voice caused by Paralysis of Inferior Laryngeal Nerve— The Tri-Facial Nerve—Its Branches on the Face —The Gustatory Nerve—The Facial Nerve— Its Branches, PART II. CHAPTER I. Acute Inflammation of the Larynx—Its Effects—Its Dan- ger—Causes—Treatment—Chronic Inflammation of the Larynx—Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment,