Lectures on the nervous system and its diseases / by Marshall Hall.

  • Hall, Marshall, 1790-1857.
Date:
1836
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Credit: Lectures on the nervous system and its diseases / by Marshall Hall. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by King’s College London. The original may be consulted at King’s College London.

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    I. The Membranes. II. The True Medulla ; its principal divisions, viz. 1. The Tubercula Quadrigemina1. 2. The Medulla Oblongata. 3. The Medulla Spinalis, and especially its— 1. Cervical, 2. Dorsal, 3. Lumbar, and 4. Sacral Portions. III. The True Spinal Nerves. I. The Excitors. These belong chiefly, perhaps entirely, to— 1. The Fifth, or Trifacial, 2. The Pneurno-gastric, and x , 3. The Posterior Spinal Nerves. w i 1. The Excitor branches of the first of these o ,_r are distributed to— J 1. The Eye-lid, f4 2. TheNostril, g 3. The Fauces2, „ 4. The i^ace. H 2. The Excitor branches of the second, to— 1. The Larynx3, 2. The Pharynx, 3. The Lungs, 4. The Stomach. 3. The Excitor branches of the third, to— 1. The Anus, 2. The Cervix Vesicae, 3. The Cervix Uteri, 4. The General Surface of the Body. 1 See Recherches sur le Systeme Nerveux ; par M. Flouvens, p. xxi—xxii. 2 The naso-palatine ; the pharyngeus ; see Bellingeri; Arnold, &c.