The diseases of the spinal cord / by Byrom Bramwell.

  • Bramwell, Byrom, Sir, 1847-1931.
Date:
1882
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Credit: The diseases of the spinal cord / by Byrom Bramwell. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

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    PIG. PAGE 13. Diagrammatic representation of the Spinal Segment as a Spinal centre . . . . . .12 14. Diagrammatic representation of the Spinal Segment as a conducting medium, showing the passage of the main motor tracts through it . 13 15. Diagrammatic representation of the Spinal Segment as a Spinal centre and conducting medium . . 14 16. Lateral view of the human brain, showing the position of the motor centres (After Ferrier) 16 17. Horizontal section of the brain of a child nine months old (After Flechsig) 17 18. Diagrammatic representation of the course of the pyra- midal tract arising from the right hemisphere of the brain ....... 18 19. Supposed union of a nerve fibre with a nerve cell (After GerlacK) 19 20. Transverse section through the Spinal Cord, showing the passage of the anterior root-bundles through the anterior column (chromo-Uthograpli) . . 20 21. Transverse section through the Spinal Cord, showing the passage of the posterior root-bundles through the postero-external column (chromo-lithograph) . . 22 22 and 221. Diagrams of the course of the sensory tract pro- ceeding from the left side of the body . . 22 23. Diagrammatic representation of the course of the sensory and motor nerve tracts for both sides of the body . 23 24. Vertical transverse section through the brain of the dog- on a level with the corpora mamillaria (After Carville and Duret) 24 25. Diagrammatic representation of the Keflex Functions of the spinal segment ..... 25 26. Diagrammatic representation of the Primary System Lesions of the spinal cord .... 33