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Lecture V. To-dat, gentlemen, we commence the study of the Pneumogastric
nerve. This nerve originates from the lateral portion of the medulla oblongata, a
little behind the glossopharyngeal, which we examined yesterday. Like that nerve
, the ...
George Frederick Shrady, Elisha Harris, Stephen Smith, 1861
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The anatomy of the human body: Ed. by Granville Sharp ...
The Pneumogastric Nerve within the Foramen Laccrum Posterius. At the foramen
lacerum posterius, the pneumogastric nerve passes through the same opening
as the spinal accessory, which lies in contact with it ; a fibrous, cartilaginous, ...
Jean Cruveilhier, Granville Sharp Pattison, William Herries Madden, 1853
The glosso-pharyngeal nerve is connected with the facial, pneumogastric, and
portio dura, and is afterwards distributed to the muscular and. mucous structures
of the tongue and pharynx, where it becomes intimately connected with the fifth ...
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The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
But does it thence follow, that they are absolutely passive in all pathological
affections 1 What doubt can exist but that the pneumogastric and tri- splanchnic
nerves, which preside over the functions of the organs affected in the present
disease, ...
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The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal
pneumogastric, — the intercostal nerve produces in these organs the motions of
contraction, and the pneumogastric those of dilatation. Ass preliminary step to the
demonstration of the principle now enumerated, he first undertakes to show that ...
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The Medico-chirurgical Review
Archives Generates, Aout, 1834. Pathological Anatomv of the Pneumogastric
Nerve. Professor Albers, of Bonn, examined most attentively the pneumogastric
nerves in forty-seven cases of hooping- cough: in four patients only, and these
were ...
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London Medical and Surgical Journal
Lastly, the nostrils, larynx, eye, &c. appear to extend a sympathy to the abdominal
muscles, by the association, at their origins, respectively of the facial,
pneumogastric, and pathetic, and the lumbar nerves j the rectum and urinary
bladder to the ...
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The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Medical Science
Table of the Guards of the Orifices. I. The Trifacial guards — II. The
Pneumogastric guards — 1. The Eye. 1. The Larynx, the Bronchia. 2. The Nostril
— the Ear 2. The Pharynx, the Cardia. in the Cetacea, 3. The Ureter, the Gall-duct
. 3.
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The British and Foreign Medical Review.VO>XI.January - ...
Observations and Experiments on the Functions of the Pneumogastric and Spinal
Accessory Nerves. By Professor Arnold, of Zurich. The following observations are
abridged from an article in the Archives Generates de Medecine, founded on a ...
John Forbes,M.D.,F.R.S., 1841
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On the Diseases and Derangements of the Nervous System: In ...
mogastric nerves, as imperfectly understood. M. Bracket, speaking of the
experiment in which the pneumogastric is divided, observes — " dans ce cas, il
ne faut point attribuer la continuation de la respiration au besoin senti de respirer,
mais a ...
F. R. S. Marshall Hall, Hippolyte Baillière ((Londres)), 1841
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