Principles of human physiology / by William B. Carpenter.

  • William Benjamin Carpenter
Date:
1869
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Credit: Principles of human physiology / by William B. Carpenter. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    FIQ- _ I'AGB 136. Diagram of the Circulation in the Kidney ; after Bowman 445 137. Sudoriparous Gland, with its duct; after Wagner 471 138. Microscopic Ganglion from Heart of Frog ; after Ecker 503 139. Bipolar Ganglionic cells and nerve-fibres ; after Ecker 503 140. Structure of nerve-fibre ; original 504 141. Stellate Ganglionic cell ; after Ecker 504 142. Stellate Nerve cell ; after Beale 505 143. Structure of Ganglionic cells ; after Beale and Arnold 505 144. Brain of Cod ; after Leuret 515 145. Apparatus to measure rapidity of transmission of electric stimulus through motor nerves; after Budge • 530 146. Plan of apparatus to exhibit the nervous electrical current; after DuBois- Beymond 534 147. Do. do. do. do. do. 535 148. Plan exhibiting Electrotonic condition of a Nerve during passage of Electrical currents of various strength ; after Funke 536 149. Plan explanatory of extrapolar centripetal Cathelectrotonus ; after Funke 537 150. Do. centrifugal extrapolar Anelectrotonus ; after Funke 538 151. Do. do. do. • Cathelectrotonus; after Funke 538 152. Do. centripetal do. Anelectrotonus ; after Funke 538 153. Plan showing direction of Centrifugal currents ; after Budge .... 540 154. Do. Centripetal currents ; after Budge 540 155. Magnified view of Transverse Section of Spinal Cord ; after J. L. Clarke 544 156. Section of Grey substance of Spinal Cord ; original 545 157. Longitudinal Section of Spinal Cord ; after J. L. Clarke 547 158. Lateral view of Medulla Oblongata ; after Lockhart Clarke 551 3 59. Dissection of Medulla Oblongata; after Solly (altered) 552 160. Section of Cord through the first pair of Cervical Nerves . . . •. ... 553 161. Do. through the upper fibres of origin of the first pair of Nerves 554 162. Section passing a quarter of an inch below Olivary bodies 554 163. Section immediately below Olivary bodies 554 164. Section through lower part of Olivary bodies 555 165. Section through point of Calamus Scriptorius 555 166. Position of Nuclei in Medulla Oblongata 4 . . . . 55ft 167. Section through upper part of Medulla Oblongata 556 168. Longitudinal Section through Medulla Oblongata 557 [The preceding nine drawings were made by the Editor from sections made and kindly lent to him by Mr. Lockhart Clarke.] 169. Section made through the summit of the Medulla Oblongata; after an unpublished Memoir of Lockhart Clarke 557 170. Course of the Sensory tract in the Medulla Oblongata ; after Sir C. Bell 558 171. Course of the Motor tract in the Medulla Oblongata; after Sir C. Bell 559 172. Nerves of the Orbit; after Arnold 563 173. Distribution of Facial nerve ; after Erasmus Wilson 565 174. Diagram of Distribution of Eighth Pair ; after Erasmus Wilson ... 567 175. Plan of course of Motor and Sensory Fibres in Spinal Cord ; after Brown-S6quard 575 176. Diagram showing course of Sensory and Motor Impulsen 584