Elements of physiology, for the use of students, and with particular reference to the wants of practitioners / by Rudolph Wagner ; translated from the German, with additions, by Robert Willis.

  • Willis Robert, 1799-1878.
Date:
1844
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Credit: Elements of physiology, for the use of students, and with particular reference to the wants of practitioners / by Rudolph Wagner ; translated from the German, with additions, by Robert Willis. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    SECTION THE FOURTH. OF MOTION. TAGE Preliminary observations, § 368 644 CHAPTER I. OF MUSCULAR MOTION IN GENERAL. Structure of muscles, § 369—372 645 Vital endowments of the muscular tissue, § 373—379 .... 651 CHAPTER II. OF THE COMBINED VOLUNTARY MOTIONS. Of locomotion, § 380—383 661 Motions in mastication and deglutition, § 384—385 .... 667 Respiratory motions, § 386—391 669 Ofthe voice and speech, § 392—398 675 CHAPTER III. OF THE INVOLUNTARY MOTIONS. Of the heart, and the phenomena of motion occurring in the vascular system, 399—102 682 Of motion effected by contractile fibres which yield gelatiue, § 403 . 690 Of ciliary motions, § 404—406 691 Of certain isolated motory phenomena, § 407 697