The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations: A Compilation of Pathological and Anatomical Paintings, Volume 3, Part 3Ciba Pharmaceutical Products, 1957 - Human anatomy |
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... sympathetic innervation comes chiefly from the seventh to the tenth spinal seg- ments , passes through the corresponding sympathetic ganglia and reaches the celiac ganglia by way of the splanchnic nerves . Most of the sympathetic ...
... sympathetic innervation comes chiefly from the seventh to the tenth spinal seg- ments , passes through the corresponding sympathetic ganglia and reaches the celiac ganglia by way of the splanchnic nerves . Most of the sympathetic ...
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... ganglia . It is generally agreed that the major sympathetic innervation is through the greater splanchnic nerve . The parasympathetic fibers reach the gland through the vagi . All the nerves to the pancreas , both afferent and effer ...
... ganglia . It is generally agreed that the major sympathetic innervation is through the greater splanchnic nerve . The parasympathetic fibers reach the gland through the vagi . All the nerves to the pancreas , both afferent and effer ...
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... SYMPATHETIC NERVE VAGUS NERVE ( PARASYMPATHETIC ) CELIAC GANGLION SECRETIN NORMAL SECRETORY FUNCTIONS OF PANCREAS Pancreatic secretion is subject to both neurogenic and hormonal control . Stimu- lation of the vagus ( in animal experi ...
... SYMPATHETIC NERVE VAGUS NERVE ( PARASYMPATHETIC ) CELIAC GANGLION SECRETIN NORMAL SECRETORY FUNCTIONS OF PANCREAS Pancreatic secretion is subject to both neurogenic and hormonal control . Stimu- lation of the vagus ( in animal experi ...
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