Organic and functional nervous diseases / by M. Allen Starr.

  • Moses Allen Starr
Date:
[1907]
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Credit: Organic and functional nervous diseases / by M. Allen Starr. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Nerve Motor Neurone Spinal Cord S/cm> Muscle Sensory Neurone The Relations of the Neurones. Tho association neurones arc shown in rod. A sensory impression from the s in rcac cs I ic pinal coril. wliere it may excite tho motor neurone ; or the Clarko cell, and through it the cere c urn, ir tho medulla, optic thalamus and cerebral cortex, causing automatic responses am conscious per option*. A sensory impression from t-ho semicircular canals may reach the cerebellum, causing auto natic acts of equilibrium. Cerebellar impulses mny be sent to the motor neurone b> nay ■ > t ic neu ones of Deiters in the medulla, producing acts of balancing, or to tho cerebrum b,\ nay o t ic optic halainus, causing perceptions of position. Cerebral impulses mny bo sent directly to t ic l,’‘’*or ncu one or indirectly through the corpus striatum, producing voluntary or automatic acts. ic motor leurone sends its nerve to the muscle. Cerebellumv
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