Volume 4

Collected works of Francis Sibson / edited by William M. Ord.

  • Francis Sibson
Date:
1881
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Credit: Collected works of Francis Sibson / edited by William M. Ord. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    523 Respiration in Health and Dis- ease, on the Causes which Excite and Influence, ii. 189- 405 ; the changes effected by respi- ration on the organism, 189-195 ; effects of the nervous influence on the production of animal heat, 195 ; on the combined action of respiration and the nervous influence on the evo- lution of animal heat, 197; account of M. Saissy's experiments with a hedgehog, a dormouse, and a bat, 201-203 5 tne co-operation of the nervous energy, respiration, and cir- culation in the evolution of heat, 206-208 ; on the mechanism of re- spiration, 208-219; in animals, fishes, insects, &c, 209 et seq,; movements of respiration in the lung-breathing animals, 216 ; the causes and means which excite and influence respiration, 219-360; excitement of respiration by external stimulus, 219; effects of the narcotic poisons on respiration through the incident nerves, 232; treatment of the effects of the nar- cotic poisons, by stimulating the ex- hausted excitability of the incident- nerves, and so exciting respiration, 247 ; effects of external warmth and cold on respiration, 259 ; on the re- spiration of snails, 262 ; of insects, 263 ; of fishes, 268; of frogs, 271 ; on the respiration of warm-blooded animals, 274; on hybernating mam- malia, 276 ; on the young of certain mammalia and birds, 279 ; on higher adult warm-blooded animals, 281 ; effects of extreme and continued cold on the respiration of warm-blooded animals, 282 ; effects of warmth and extreme heat on the respiration of warm-blooded animals, 290; influence of extreme cold and heat on the cir- culation, and of the circulation on respiration, 296; consensual respi- ratory movements, 299; effects of external stimulus on the expulsive actions, 304; excitement of respira- tion by stimulus to the mucous mem- branes, 305; excitement of respiration by stimulus to the afferent nerves, distributed to the serous membranes and the various tissues, 316; in- fluence of the brain on respiration, 317; influence of volition on respira- tion, 319; influence of emotion on, 321 ; the respiratory and circulatory phenomena in syncope 323; the respiratory and circulatory pheno- mena of hysteria, 336 ; respiratory phenomena in laryngismus stridulus, 342 ; effects on the respiratory move- ments of the immediate withdrawal of cerebral control over the reflex function, 345; convulsions caused by sudden comatose unconsciousness, 348; respiratory and circulatory phe- nomena in epileptic convulsions, 350; comatose convulsions induced by the narcotic poisons, 355; influence of the medulla oblongata and spinalis (myelon) on the movements of respi- ration, 357 > °n the direct or centric action of the spinal marrow on re- spiration, 360 ; on the causes which excite ordinary respiration, 366; on the causes which excite respiration in asphyxia, 391; appendix—experiment on a dog, 398; on a cat, 400; on a pigeon, 401; on rabbits, 402-405 ; conclusions deducible from these experiments, 404 Respiration, on the Mechanism OF, i. 239-323; origin of inquiries into the mechanism of respiration, 239 ; reptiles, 240-249 ; snake, 240 ; lateral muscles of locomotion, 240; the ribs are simple, 241 ; on in- spiration the ribs are raised, move forwards, glide on each other, and move farther apart, 242 ; the levatores costarum and external intercostals are inspiratory, 243 ; diagrams A 1 and A 2, representing the action of the ribs, 243 ; the internal intercostals are expiratory, 244; on inspiration the ribs are drawn backwards an- teriorly, 244 ; diagrams, B I and B 2, representing the action of the levator costals, 245 ; inspiratory muscles, 245 ; expiratory muscles, 246 ; the chameleon, 247 ; it has a sternum and long costal cartilages in addition to the ribs, 247 ; inspiratory muscles acting on the ribs, 248; inspi'atory muscles of the cartilages, 248 ; ex- piratory muscles, 249; birds, 250- 256 ; birds have, in addition to spinal ribs, a sternum and sternal ribs, 250 ; on inspiration, the sternal as well as the spinal ribs are raised, glide on each