10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «QUADRIGEMINATE»
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quadrigeminate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Text-book of human physiology
Leonard Landois. wanting as to the significance of the ganglia present in the
pons. For diagnostic purposes in man attention should be directed to the
presence of possible alternate hemiplegia. The quadrigeminate bodies or the
midbrain.
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Morris' Human Anatomy: A Complete Systematic Treatise by ...
Many of the latter enter at once the nucleus of the body (nucleus of inferior
colliculus) of the same side, and disappear among its cells; smaller numbers
cross the midline to the quadrigeminate body of the opposite side. In crossing,
some pass ...
Sir Henry Morris, Clarence Martin Jackson, 1921
A large part of the fibers of this auditory portion terminate in the inferior
quadrigeminate bodies. ... colliculus) of the same side, and disappear among its
cells ; smaller numbers cross the midline to the quadrigeminate body of the
opposite side.
Do. when 16, unigeminate. 7. Upper leaf of S. rugosum (Eng. Bot.) 8. Lower do. 9
- Sporules. 10. Thecae of S. spharicum. 11. One of the teeth when
quadrigeminate. 12. One do. when bigeminate. 13. Teeth when 16, unigeminate.
14. Sporules.
Wernerian Natural History Society, Edinburgh, 1824
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Biostratigraphy of Jamaica
As originally diagnosed, this species was typified by having quadrigeminate
ambulacral plating, but other specimens are mainly or entirely trigeminate. In
consequence, the subgenus Goniopygus (Telragoniopygus), type species G.
supremus, ...
Raymond M. Wright, Edward Robinson, 1993
6
Handbook of Pediatric Autopsy Pathology
In Arnold—Chiari malformation, the quadrigeminate plate shows on sagittal view
a beaklike deformity above the cerebellum in occipital neural tube defects, and
the encephalocele may originate from the quadrigeminate plate and includes
part ...
Enid Gilbert-Barness, Diane E. Spicer, Thora S. Steffensen, 2013
7
Studies in the Osteopathic Sciences
Superior 3., the bundle of fibers which connects the superior quadrigeminate with
the lateral geniculate body. Inferior B., the bundle of fibers which connects the
inferior quadrigeminate body to the medial geniculate body. Column: .rcn'pton'u:
...
8
Memoirs of the Wernerian Natural History Society
Do. when 16, unigeminate. 7. Upper leaf of S, rugcmim (Eng. Bot.) 8. Lower do. 9-
Sporules. 10. Thecae of S. spharicum. 11. One of the teeth when quadrigeminate.
12. One do. when bigeminate. 13. Teeth when 16, unigeminate. 14. Sporules.
Wernerian Natural History Society, Edinburgh, 1826
It extended beyond the mesial aspect of the right occipital lobe, and dislodged
the mesencephalon to the opposite side, compressing the brain stem in the
region of the quadrigeminate plate (fig. 16). Its histologic structure was that of a ...
Mount Sinai Hospital (New York, N.Y.), 1933
10
Brain: A Journal of Neurology
Extent of the lesion at the level of the anterior quadrigeminate body. Fig. 86. —
Level of the nucleus tegmenti profundus. Note the coarse-fibred tractus inter-
stitio-spinalis on the side of the lesion. Fig. 8c.— This same tract in the dorsal
region ...
