The Nervous System: An Elementary Handbook of the Anatomy And Physiology of the Nervous System for the Use of Students of Psychology And Neurology
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The long reflex pathways become more important with each in- crease in nervous organisation, so that in the lower vertebrates (fishes, frogs, etc.) the spinal cord is a much more independent structure than it is in man. These lower animals are therefore used largely for demonstrating spinal reflexes.
In the higher animals after any severe operation on the cord the animal suffers from a considerable degree of shock which abolishes or obscures many of its reflex functions. If the animal can be ke...pt alive until shock is recovered from, it will be found that the cord regains many of its powers and is capable of carrying out important complex reflex actions. Thus if the spinal cord of a dog be divided in the thoracic region, and the animal be kept alive, the reflexes controlling defsecation, micturition, parturition, etc., will ultimately prove effective.
Special Conducting Paths in the Cord. — So far the term sensory tract has been used to designate collectively all forms of sensation. Observations, however, have shown that the different forms of sensation travel by different paths along the cord.
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The long reflex pathways become more important with each in- crease in nervous organisation, so that in the lower vertebrates (fishes, frogs, etc.) the spinal cord is a much more independent structure than it is in man. These lower animals are therefore used largely for demonstrating spinal reflexes.
In the higher animals after any severe operation on the cord the animal suffers from a considerable degree of shock which abolishes or obscures many of its reflex functions. If the animal can be ke...pt alive until shock is recovered from, it will be found that the cord regains many of its powers and is capable of carrying out important complex reflex actions. Thus if the spinal cord of a dog be divided in the thoracic region, and the animal be kept alive, the reflexes controlling defsecation, micturition, parturition, etc., will ultimately prove effective.
Special Conducting Paths in the Cord. — So far the term sensory tract has been used to designate collectively all forms of sensation. Observations, however, have shown that the different forms of sensation travel by different paths along the cord.
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