Failure of sight from railway and other injuries of the spine and head : its nature and treatment, with a physiological and pathological disquisition into the influence of the vaso-motor nerves on the circulation of the blood in the extreme vessels / by Thomas Wharton Jones.

  • Jones, Thomas Wharton, 1808-1891.
Date:
1869
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Credit: Failure of sight from railway and other injuries of the spine and head : its nature and treatment, with a physiological and pathological disquisition into the influence of the vaso-motor nerves on the circulation of the blood in the extreme vessels / by Thomas Wharton Jones. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Budge's experiments on the origin of sympathetic fibrils, both centri- fugal and centripetal, in spinal cord, 69 on the inferior spinal centre of the iridal sympathetic in the cervico-dorsal region of the spinal cord, 181 on the superior centre of the iridal sympathetic in the medulla oblongata, 181 Burrows and Latham on dilatation of the pupil by belladonna in a case of paralysis of the oculo-motor nerve, 177 Calabar bean, action of, in causing constriction of veins, ] 96, 200 or physostigma, action of, on the pupil, 189 as an antidote to atropia, 243 and atropia, action of, on the adjustment of the eye, 192 use of local application of, in a case of ptosis, &c, from paralysis of oculo-motor nerve, 245—248 as a remedy in tetanus, Mr. Wood's case, 244 therapeutical action of, 242 Capillaries, 73 Cell-multiplication by division, doctrine of, rejected by Cohnheim, 287—294 Central artery and vein of the retina, 165 Cerebral and spinal concussion, treatment of the failure of sight in, 256 Cervico-dorsal portion of the spinal cord, effect of injuries of on the eye, 162 region of spinal cord, roots of sympathetic nerve in, 69 Changes of shape, amoeba-like, of the colourless corpuscles of the blood of the frog, 283—289 amoeba-like, of the colourless corpuscles of the blood of man and the mammifera, 280, 281 Changes of form which the red corpuscles of the blood undergo, 285 Ciliary nerves, 71 Circulation of the blood in the extreme vessels, 73 disturbance of, in optic nervous apparatus, 42 in the frog's leg and web, effect of crushing the spine on, 107 in the prolapsed mesentery of the frog, 273, 280 in the frog's web, effect of section of the ischiatic nerve on, 105 in the lungs of frog, effect of carbonic acid gas on, 92 Circulatory spectrum, 29 Cohnheim's account of the state of the blood and the blood-vessels in the inflamed mesentery of the frog, 286—7 view of keratitis, 294 Cohnheim rejects the doctrine of cell-multiplication by division, 287, 294