A few remarks on dental reflexes / by H. MacNaughton Jones.

  • Jones, H. Macnaughton (Henry Macnaughton), 1844-1918.
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[1894]
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Credit: A few remarks on dental reflexes / by H. MacNaughton Jones. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Semi-diagramatic representation (after Landois and Stirling) of the nerves of the eyeball the connections of the trigeminus and its ganglia together with the Sand g osso-pharyngeal nerves. 3, Branch to the inferior oblique muscle from the oculomotorius, with the thick short root to the ciliary ganglion (.); t ciliary nerves ; long root to the ganglion from the naso-ciliary (w) s, sym- DatS root from the sympathetic plexus surrounding the internal carotid Foy tfirs? or ophthalmic division of the trigeminus (s) with the naso ciliYy (nc{ and the terminal branches of the lachrymal («) supra orbital (i) and fronta f/ V ^ second or superior maxillary division of the trigeminus (R) infra-orbita^ M 'sDheno palatine (Meckel's) ganglion with its roots ; (j) from the facial, and ? LKe sCmthetic; N, the nasal branches, and pp, the palatine branches of threanelfon % thii^d or inferior maxillary division of the trigeminus; k. ^linfl rhordi tvmoaiii • w, otic ganglion, with the roots from the tympanic Slexus th; carot d p Lus^nd from the 3rd branch and with its branches to the maxillary gland.