The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations: Anatomy, physiology, and metabolic disordersThe most critically acclaimed of all of Dr. Frank H. Netter's works, this fully illustrated single book from the 8-volume/13-book reference collection includes: hundreds of world-renowned illustrations by Frank H. Netter, MD; informative text by recognized medical experts; anatomy, physiology, and pathology; and diagnostic and surgical procedures. |
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Page 152
... cortical ablations are well known ( see Plate 17 , page 163 ) . Also , changes in behavior , varying from mania and hyperphagia to apathy , aphagia ( see Plate 15 , page 161 ) and somnolence ( see Plate 16 , page 162 ) , occur after ...
... cortical ablations are well known ( see Plate 17 , page 163 ) . Also , changes in behavior , varying from mania and hyperphagia to apathy , aphagia ( see Plate 15 , page 161 ) and somnolence ( see Plate 16 , page 162 ) , occur after ...
Page 158
... cortical hor- mones , sodium and water may possibly accumulate in the walls of blood vessels , thus reducing their caliber and increas- ing general pressure . However , nervous control is more efficient , since it pro- vides both the ...
... cortical hor- mones , sodium and water may possibly accumulate in the walls of blood vessels , thus reducing their caliber and increas- ing general pressure . However , nervous control is more efficient , since it pro- vides both the ...
Page 162
... cortical wakefulness even if the activity of the afferent systems is not in itself strong enough to do so . The reticular system is thus able to maintain wakefulness at levels of visceral and somatic stimulation which would not ...
... cortical wakefulness even if the activity of the afferent systems is not in itself strong enough to do so . The reticular system is thus able to maintain wakefulness at levels of visceral and somatic stimulation which would not ...
Contents
ANATOMY OF THE SPINE | 19 |
Sacrum and Coccyx | 29 |
Arachnoid and Pia Mater | 35 |
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