Histological Studies On the Localisation of Cerebral Function
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Lowenthal in a number of instances divided the olfactory bulb either near its entry to the olfactory lobe, or where it lies over the tip of the frontal lobe, and after examining the brain by the method of Marchi arrived at the following conclusions : (1) The tractus olfactorius lateralis is to be regarded exclusively as a tract of the .second order. (2) Fibres of the mesial olfactory tract springing from cells of the anterior olfactory lobe pertain to the third and higher order, and they end in... the lobus pyriformis and cornu ammonis of both hemispheres, and partly in the bulbus olfactorius of the opposite side. (3) There is a partial decussation of tracts of the higher order. (4) The anterior commissure conveys a number of such fibres. (Probst and Eamdn y Cajal have conducted researches of a similar but less comprehensive nature.) Although carried out in the lower animals, experimental observations like those of Lowenthal's help to elucidate this difificult subject, but at the same time it can hardly be denied that a determination of the distribution of scattered degenerated fibres is less likely to lead to exact information on, localisation in this region than an analysis of the reactive degeneration, which will probably be found to occur in the cells which serve for the ' reception or interpretation of olfactory sensations, when these cells are cut off from the influence of such impulses.
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Lowenthal in a number of instances divided the olfactory bulb either near its entry to the olfactory lobe, or where it lies over the tip of the frontal lobe, and after examining the brain by the method of Marchi arrived at the following conclusions : (1) The tractus olfactorius lateralis is to be regarded exclusively as a tract of the .second order. (2) Fibres of the mesial olfactory tract springing from cells of the anterior olfactory lobe pertain to the third and higher order, and they end in... the lobus pyriformis and cornu ammonis of both hemispheres, and partly in the bulbus olfactorius of the opposite side. (3) There is a partial decussation of tracts of the higher order. (4) The anterior commissure conveys a number of such fibres. (Probst and Eamdn y Cajal have conducted researches of a similar but less comprehensive nature.) Although carried out in the lower animals, experimental observations like those of Lowenthal's help to elucidate this difificult subject, but at the same time it can hardly be denied that a determination of the distribution of scattered degenerated fibres is less likely to lead to exact information on, localisation in this region than an analysis of the reactive degeneration, which will probably be found to occur in the cells which serve for the ' reception or interpretation of olfactory sensations, when these cells are cut off from the influence of such impulses.
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