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177. Multipolar nerve cell from the anterior cornu of the spinal cord of the ox; magnified 200 diameters. (Deiters. ) a, axis-cylinder prolongation, or the motor process ; 6, 6, 6, S, 6, 6, branching prolonga- tions, which are probably not motor in function. 582 THE SPINAL CORD. seen that the cell may receive certain sensory impressions from some poles and send out certain motor impulses to the muscles by means of its axis-cylinder process, thus account- ing for the muscular movements which fol...low the irritation of sensory nerves. The sensory fibers enter the cord by means of the pos- terior roots of the spinal nerves. They are intimately con- nected at first with the posterior horns of the gray matter, although some of them appear to avoid the horn and to enter Burdach's column directly. They probably ascend and de- scend in the columns of Burdach for a certain distance, and then decussate. The decussation of the sensory fibers is accomplished either by the passing of the fibers themselves to the opposite side of the cord, or by the prolongation of some of the poles of the spinal cells into the gray matter of the opposite side.
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