Insomnia And Nerve Strain
Insomnia And Nerve Strain
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MECHANISM OF EPILEPSY FROM CORTI- CAL DISEASE. All these phenomena lend color to the belief that in the basal ganglia the afferent sensory fibres are connected with the motor centres, as in Convulsive Seizures 83 effect they are shown to be by reflex phenomena, and that the motor centres are connected in series. Such an arrange- ment is necessary for ordinary combined muscular action, much of which must be provided for in these lower centres. The sensory centres on the other hand are not interc...onnected, one sense-impres- sion rarely setting up a heterogeneous percept and such abnormal percepts never occurring in series. Such an ar- rangement furnishes the explanation of the single sensory and multiple motor discharge as a response to overstimula- tion. The explanation of so-called corti- cal epilepsy is in the degenerative process which is invariably downward from cor- tical disease. Fibres in both motor and sensory systems run in both directions and when degeneration sets up such irri- tation in the basal ganglia as to cause an epileptic discharge, it naturally begins in the structures corresponding to the cortical centres.
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MECHANISM OF EPILEPSY FROM CORTI- CAL DISEASE. All these phenomena lend color to the belief that in the basal ganglia the afferent sensory fibres are connected with the motor centres, as in Convulsive Seizures 83 effect they are shown to be by reflex phenomena, and that the motor centres are connected in series. Such an arrange- ment is necessary for ordinary combined muscular action, much of which must be provided for in these lower centres. The sensory centres on the other hand are not interc...onnected, one sense-impres- sion rarely setting up a heterogeneous percept and such abnormal percepts never occurring in series. Such an ar- rangement furnishes the explanation of the single sensory and multiple motor discharge as a response to overstimula- tion. The explanation of so-called corti- cal epilepsy is in the degenerative process which is invariably downward from cor- tical disease. Fibres in both motor and sensory systems run in both directions and when degeneration sets up such irri- tation in the basal ganglia as to cause an epileptic discharge, it naturally begins in the structures corresponding to the cortical centres.
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