Experimenta nonnulla ad illustrandum effectum atropini aliorumque quorundam mydriaticorum : Dissertatio-Inauguralis physiologico-medica quam consensu et auctoritate gratiosi medicorum ordinis in Alma Litterarun Universitate Friderica Guilelma ut summi ein medicina et chirurgia honores / auctor Henricus Braun.

  • Braun, Henry.
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[1859]
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Credit: Experimenta nonnulla ad illustrandum effectum atropini aliorumque quorundam mydriaticorum : Dissertatio-Inauguralis physiologico-medica quam consensu et auctoritate gratiosi medicorum ordinis in Alma Litterarun Universitate Friderica Guilelma ut summi ein medicina et chirurgia honores / auctor Henricus Braun. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    contrahentes, nec est aniraalium genus, nisi avium, in quo- rum oculo istae fibrae radiales fere oranes sunt »transversira striatae.« Nervorum, qui iridis motum regunt, maxima pars c ganglio originem ducit ciliari, e quo, quod oranes sciunt, duo nervorura fasciculi, nervi ciliares, per raerabranam chorioideam ad iridem decurrunt. Ganglion autem ciliare tres accipere radices, diu inter omnes constat: radicem brevem e nervo oculoraotorio, longara e nervo nasociliari rami ophthalraici nervi trigeraini, tertiara e nervo sympa- thico: praeterea e nervo nasociliari nervus ciliaris longus, haud intrans ganglion ciliare, iridera petit. His in nervis causara positara esse variorum iridis motuum, non solum ex anatomica elucet descriptione, sed ad amussin physio- logica probatur observatione. Jam Majo^), qui columbis in cavitate cranii nervum oculomotoriura et opticura per- scidit, invenit, irritatione partis periphericae nervi oculo- raotorii et partis centralis nervi optici pupillara pari modo contrahi, ac inde recte conclusit: »that the nerve, which «iraraediately controls the action of the iris, is the third »nerve; that in the habitual variations of the pupil an «impression is convejed to the brain along the optic nerve, i^which is followed by an affection of the ihird pair, cau- »sing the pupil to contract or to dilate; finaley, that the »comraon feeling of the eye is derived frora the fifth »nerve.« Quibus verbis earura rautationura lex adeo clare et distincte continetur, ut Jo. Mueller post detectas mo- Herb. Mayo; Anatomical and physiological commentaries. London 1823. II. 4.