The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 394
388 BLAKE, ROTCH, KEFLEX AURAL SYMPTOMS. manifested through their medium as efferent impulses in the area to which they are thus reflected. In other words, the sympathetic ganglia are to be regarded as so many stations situated on the lines traversed by vasomotor impressions, in which the "… … A, sympathetic ganglion. B, sensori-motor nerve. C, afferent sympathetic fibres from sheath of B. D, caudate cells. E, efferent sympathetic fibres proceeding to artery F. F, artery dilated. f, normal size of artery beyond the sympathetic influence. G, general vasomotor centre. HH, the dotted lines…
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