Dental Pathology And Practice
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* * * Repeated experiments in the hands of various physiologists, none of which, however, were more conclusive than those of Mayo, indicate the same views of function. Division of the ophthalmic or of the superior maxillary induced loss of sensibility without mus- cular paralysis, leaving only such an impairment of the motor power as destruction of the sensitive nerves invariably produces, by impair- ing the power of exact adjustment, for which a high degree of sensibility is necessary. But whe...n the inferior maxillary nerve was cut, then both the power of mastication was destroyed on the same side and the sensibility of the lower part of the face and tongue was lost. If the nerve was divided in the cranium, the whole side of the face and forehead, with the eyeball and nose, became insensible, and the muscles of mastication were paralyzed. Irritants might then be applied to the eyeball without exciting winking or causing pain, and strong stimulants might be introduced into the nostrils without creating the least irritation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* * * Repeated experiments in the hands of various physiologists, none of which, however, were more conclusive than those of Mayo, indicate the same views of function. Division of the ophthalmic or of the superior maxillary induced loss of sensibility without mus- cular paralysis, leaving only such an impairment of the motor power as destruction of the sensitive nerves invariably produces, by impair- ing the power of exact adjustment, for which a high degree of sensibility is necessary. But whe...n the inferior maxillary nerve was cut, then both the power of mastication was destroyed on the same side and the sensibility of the lower part of the face and tongue was lost. If the nerve was divided in the cranium, the whole side of the face and forehead, with the eyeball and nose, became insensible, and the muscles of mastication were paralyzed. Irritants might then be applied to the eyeball without exciting winking or causing pain, and strong stimulants might be introduced into the nostrils without creating the least irritation.
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