Human Physiology
Human Physiology
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No. 13. ; p. 311. No. 9. ; p. 313. No. 27. ; p. 316. B. ) The size of this is in direct proportion to the size of the hemispheres of the cerebellum, just as the corpus restiforme, ganglion, and cerebel- lum, are all proportionate to each other. Another cerebellic commissure exists at the vermiform process, by means of the soft delicate layers of transverse fibres of its superior and in- ferior part. A layer of fibres, under the name, according to Reil, of inferior medullary veil, or commonly of... valve of Vieus- sens and processus a cerebello ad testes, or, according to Gall, of mass of connection between the primitive part of the cerebellum and the corpora quadrigemina, establishes a commissure between the cerebellum and the corpora quadrigemina : and another layer, termed by Reil the superior medullary veil, establishes a commis- sure between the lower portion of the fundamental part or ver- miform process and the posterior pyramidal bodies of the chorda oblongata. (Cut, p. 313. ) The fourth ventricle is a mere space NERVES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No. 13. ; p. 311. No. 9. ; p. 313. No. 27. ; p. 316. B. ) The size of this is in direct proportion to the size of the hemispheres of the cerebellum, just as the corpus restiforme, ganglion, and cerebel- lum, are all proportionate to each other. Another cerebellic commissure exists at the vermiform process, by means of the soft delicate layers of transverse fibres of its superior and in- ferior part. A layer of fibres, under the name, according to Reil, of inferior medullary veil, or commonly of... valve of Vieus- sens and processus a cerebello ad testes, or, according to Gall, of mass of connection between the primitive part of the cerebellum and the corpora quadrigemina, establishes a commissure between the cerebellum and the corpora quadrigemina : and another layer, termed by Reil the superior medullary veil, establishes a commis- sure between the lower portion of the fundamental part or ver- miform process and the posterior pyramidal bodies of the chorda oblongata. (Cut, p. 313. ) The fourth ventricle is a mere space NERVES.
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