A Course of lectures on physiologyJ. Campbell, 1875 - 531 pages |
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... Ventricle , valvular system , 134. Functions of the auriculo - ventricular system , 135 . Sounds and impulse of the heart , 138 . Table of movements of the heart , 141 . II . PERIPHERAL ORGANS OF THE CIRCULATION A. Mechanical ...
... Ventricle , valvular system , 134. Functions of the auriculo - ventricular system , 135 . Sounds and impulse of the heart , 138 . Table of movements of the heart , 141 . II . PERIPHERAL ORGANS OF THE CIRCULATION A. Mechanical ...
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... ventricle . ) ( Fig . 12. ) E B a a α A E In the encephalic mass , properly so called , the nerve globules are distributed in isolated layers , and form a number of islets . These masses are placed above the cephalic extremity of the ...
... ventricle . ) ( Fig . 12. ) E B a a α A E In the encephalic mass , properly so called , the nerve globules are distributed in isolated layers , and form a number of islets . These masses are placed above the cephalic extremity of the ...
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... ventricle , and perhaps some may extend even as far as the encephalon ( L. Turck ) . The rest of the posterior columns is formed of commissural fibres which unite one region of the posterior horns to another of those horns situated ...
... ventricle , and perhaps some may extend even as far as the encephalon ( L. Turck ) . The rest of the posterior columns is formed of commissural fibres which unite one region of the posterior horns to another of those horns situated ...
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... ventricle ) , this is the point or vital knot ( Flourens , Longet ) , so - called because its lesion causes in cold - blooded animals an instantaneous death , and this simply by an immediate arrest of respiration ( see respiration ...
... ventricle ) , this is the point or vital knot ( Flourens , Longet ) , so - called because its lesion causes in cold - blooded animals an instantaneous death , and this simply by an immediate arrest of respiration ( see respiration ...
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... ventricle of the heart is one of the first muscles to die , while the right auricle keeps its irri- tability longer than any other muscle of the body , and has thereby gained the name of ultimum moriens . Cadaveric Rigidity . - The ...
... ventricle of the heart is one of the first muscles to die , while the right auricle keeps its irri- tability longer than any other muscle of the body , and has thereby gained the name of ultimum moriens . Cadaveric Rigidity . - The ...
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