British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review: Or, Quarterly Journal of Practial Medicine and Surgery, Volume 241859 |
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... effect of the irri- tation to the peripheral organs , through which it is reflected back , as it were , to the central . Such was the explanation of the phenomenon that was originally adopted by Ma- gendie , who designated his form of ...
... effect of the irri- tation to the peripheral organs , through which it is reflected back , as it were , to the central . Such was the explanation of the phenomenon that was originally adopted by Ma- gendie , who designated his form of ...
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... effects of division of any part of its spinal cord are tested experimentally . Again , it is important to bear in mind that ... effect this limita- tion ; the application of galvanism , for instance , to either of the columns of the cord ...
... effects of division of any part of its spinal cord are tested experimentally . Again , it is important to bear in mind that ... effect this limita- tion ; the application of galvanism , for instance , to either of the columns of the cord ...
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... effect in diminishing the sensibility of the parts behind . The first kind of proof it might not be possible completely to attain , since the whole of the grey substance of the cord could scarcely be divided without carrying the section ...
... effect in diminishing the sensibility of the parts behind . The first kind of proof it might not be possible completely to attain , since the whole of the grey substance of the cord could scarcely be divided without carrying the section ...
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... effect in reducing the hyperæsthesia of the corresponding limb , whilst the sensibility of the opposite limb is entirely extinguished , the difference in the condition of the two being then rendered peculiarly conspicuous . In making ...
... effect in reducing the hyperæsthesia of the corresponding limb , whilst the sensibility of the opposite limb is entirely extinguished , the difference in the condition of the two being then rendered peculiarly conspicuous . In making ...
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... effect on the mobility than on the sensibility of the parts behind the seat of injury . As it seems impossible to impute this extinction of sensibility to the injurious effect of the section on the lateral halves of the cord , since ...
... effect on the mobility than on the sensibility of the parts behind the seat of injury . As it seems impossible to impute this extinction of sensibility to the injurious effect of the section on the lateral halves of the cord , since ...
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