Diseases of the nervous system / by Judson S. Bury.

  • Judson Sykes Bury
Date:
1912
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Credit: Diseases of the nervous system / by Judson S. Bury. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    the cortex of the cerebellum by way of the inferior and middle peduncles. From the cortex impulses pass to central nuclei, and thence along efferent tracts through the superior peduncles and red nuclei and the vestibulo¬ spinal tracts to exert an influence on the regulation and co-ordination of muscular movements. Fie. 13.—Diagram showing pyramidal, rubro-spinal and afferent tracts. (Villiger.) The Auditory Path is formed by a succession of neurons which link the fibres of the cochlear nerve with the superior convolution of the temporal lobe on the opposite side. These neurons are (1) the bipolar cells of the organ of Corti, the axons of which constitute the cochlear root; this enters the medulla on the outer side