10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «NEURILEMA»
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com uma camada gordurosa chamada "bainha de tnielina" ("medula" G, sendo
incerto o motivo de tal denominação). As células de Schwann acabam por formar
uma tenue membrana chamada neurilema ("pele do nervo" G) que ainda ...
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The Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or, Dictionary of Arts, ...
It must not, however, be imagined that the neurilema forms a cylindrical tube, in
the interior of which the nervous matter is contained. This latter disposition, if it
actually exists, applies to the smaller nerves only, and to some of those which go
to ...
3
Elements of Anatomy, General, Special, and Comparative
It must not, however, be imagined that the neurilema forms a cylindrical tube, in
the interior of which the nervous matter is contained. This latter disposition, if it
actually exists, applies to the smaller nerves only, and to some of those which go
to ...
4
Elements of general and pathological anatomy
Gordon considers the neurilema of the cerebral nerves as consisting of soft
membrane, (pia mater) at their origin, but in all other situations as a species of
cellular membrane. By Mayer the neurilema is accounted a fibrous tissue, for the
...
5
Annual Announcement of Lectures
membranous sheath or envelope termed neurilema. All the filaments which enter
into the composition of the nervous cords, have, besides their proper neurilema,
a common one; and in the same manner all the cords which enter into the ...
Jefferson Medical College,
1832
6
A Manual of General Anatomy: Containing a Concise ...
membranous sheath or envelope termed neurilema. All the filaments which enter
into the composition of the nervous ' cords, have, besides their proper neurilema,
a common one; and in the same manner all the cords which enter into the ...
Antoine Laurent Jessé Bayle, Henri Hollard,
1828
7
The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology
Deprived of its neurilema, the nerve seems to consist of a number of parallel
lamina; placed in juxta-position ; on closer examination these laminae turn out to
be continuous with each other at their edges, and by a little care the nerve can be
...
Robert Bentley Todd,
1847
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Enfermagem M.c. Aplicada Sistema Nervoso
... neurilema - membrana que envolve a bainha de mielina. Serve como tubo
protetor através do qual novas fibras podem crescer; >• nódulo de Ranvier -
contato da neurilema com a parte condutora. Neurônio Dendritos Corpúscuto de
Nisst ...
Evanisa Maria Arone, Maria Lucia dos Santos Philippi,
1994
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The Encyclopaedia Britannica, Or Dictionary of Arts, ...
The first of these, which has been known since the time at least of Reil by the
name neurilema (vevpo aktw t'lXrjfua, nervi involucrum), or nerve-coat (
Nervenhaut, Reil ; Ner- venhulle, Meckel), has the form and nature of a dense
membrane, not ...
10
A Treatise on Physiology Applied to Pathology
The neurilema. is found in those nerves only that proceed a long distance, in the
various organs of the body, before reaching their place of destination. Hence it is
hardly apparent in the optic pair, so long as they are contained in the encephalic
...
François Joseph Victor Broussais,
1832