Experimental researches on the central localization of the sympathethic with a critical review of its anatomy and physiology / by B. Onuf and Joseph Collins.

  • Onuf, Bronislaw.
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    Few vaso-constrictor fibres for the intestine. (Hallion and Fr. Frank). Vaso-constrictor and vaso-dilator fibres for the kidney. (Bradford). 8th^ gtk and loth Dorsal: Contain each: Vaso-constrictor, vaso-dilator and sweat secretory fibres for the fore paw. (Langley, Lnchsinger, et al.) Pilomotor fibres to the region corresponding approxi- mately to the area of distribution of the somatic sensory fibres of the three nerves. (Langley). Vaso-constrictor fibres for the intestine. (Hallion and Fr. Frank). Largest representation in the loth dorsal. Vaso-constrictor and vaso-dilator fibres for the kidney. (Bradford). iith Dorsal: Pilomotor fibres to a region corresponding approximately to the area of distribution of the sensory somatic fibres of the nerve. (Langley). Vaso-constrictor and vaso-dilator fibres for the intestine. (Hallion and Fr. Frank). Large vaso-constrictor and vaso-dilator nerve for the kidney. (Bradford). Few (sometimes none) sweat secretory fibres for the hind paw. (Luchsinger). I2th and ijth Dorsal: Each contain pilomotor fibres to the region corresponding approximately to the area of distribution of the somatic sensory fibres of the two nerves. (Langley). Vaso-constrictor and vaso-dilator fibres for the intestine. (Hallion and Fr. Frank). Large vaso-constrictor and vaso-dilator nerve for the kidney. (Bradford). Vaso-constrictor, vaso dilator and sweat secretory fibres for the hind paw. (Luchsinger, Langley, et al.) 1st Lumbar: Pilomotor fibres to the region corre- sponding approximately to the area of distribution of the somatic sensory fibres of the nerve.