A Text book of Physiology
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The white matter is likewise thicker at the level of the cervico-dorsal and lumbar enlargements. At the level of the cauda equina the white substance forms but an enveloping layer for the gray matter.
In the cervical and lumbar regions the anterior comua are re- markable for their volume; toward the dorso-lumbar enlargements the posterior comua increase in size. The anterior comu of the crescent is swollen. The posterior is more slender and reaches to the surface of the cord. Each comu possesse...s a swelling (head) and a somewhat restricted portion (cervix).
The head of the posterior comu is remarkable in that it h capped with a layer of neuroglia to which has been given the name of gelatinous substance of Rolando, It is nearly amorphous, and, in section, gives an appearance very similar to the small letter u. The substantia contains a few neuroglia cells, with some fusiform nerve- cells along its margin.
In the inferior cervical and superior thoracic region the most lateral portion of the anterior comu is shaped in a special fashion so as to constitute a particular prolongation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The white matter is likewise thicker at the level of the cervico-dorsal and lumbar enlargements. At the level of the cauda equina the white substance forms but an enveloping layer for the gray matter.
In the cervical and lumbar regions the anterior comua are re- markable for their volume; toward the dorso-lumbar enlargements the posterior comua increase in size. The anterior comu of the crescent is swollen. The posterior is more slender and reaches to the surface of the cord. Each comu possesse...s a swelling (head) and a somewhat restricted portion (cervix).
The head of the posterior comu is remarkable in that it h capped with a layer of neuroglia to which has been given the name of gelatinous substance of Rolando, It is nearly amorphous, and, in section, gives an appearance very similar to the small letter u. The substantia contains a few neuroglia cells, with some fusiform nerve- cells along its margin.
In the inferior cervical and superior thoracic region the most lateral portion of the anterior comu is shaped in a special fashion so as to constitute a particular prolongation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Ott to read onlineMoreLess
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