Principles of Internal Medicine, Volume 1Tinsley Randolph Harrison |
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... SENSORY CORTEX LATERAL SPINOTHALAMIC TRACT Cervical Cord- Thoracic Cord- Sacral Cord- THALAMUS PRIMARY SENSORY NEURONE FIG . 1. Diagram of pain pathways . Stimuli acting on free nerve endings in the skin , muscles , blood vessels , and ...
... SENSORY CORTEX LATERAL SPINOTHALAMIC TRACT Cervical Cord- Thoracic Cord- Sacral Cord- THALAMUS PRIMARY SENSORY NEURONE FIG . 1. Diagram of pain pathways . Stimuli acting on free nerve endings in the skin , muscles , blood vessels , and ...
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... sensory topography and the distribution of མས་ 41 Disorders of Sensation Maurice Victor and Raymond D. Adams By common practice , sensory functions have come to be considered separately from move- ment . Their major anatomic pathways ...
... sensory topography and the distribution of མས་ 41 Disorders of Sensation Maurice Victor and Raymond D. Adams By common practice , sensory functions have come to be considered separately from move- ment . Their major anatomic pathways ...
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... sensory nerves , each of these sensory systems may be affected separately . In lesions of cutaneous nerves , the resultant area of tactile anesthesia is more extensive than the one for pain . The reason for this dissociation lies in the ...
... sensory nerves , each of these sensory systems may be affected separately . In lesions of cutaneous nerves , the resultant area of tactile anesthesia is more extensive than the one for pain . The reason for this dissociation lies in the ...
Contents
CARDINAL MANIFESTATIONS OF DISEASE | 17 |
Shortness of Breath and Cough | 84 |
DISEASES OF THE THYMUS AND PINEAL | 96 |
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