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Page 61
These centers are in the “ reticular substance ” and appear to be a part of the
inhibitory and the facilitatory centers recently described by Magoun and Rhines .
These two respiratory centers , in their turn , receive afferent fibers from the ...
These centers are in the “ reticular substance ” and appear to be a part of the
inhibitory and the facilitatory centers recently described by Magoun and Rhines .
These two respiratory centers , in their turn , receive afferent fibers from the ...
Page 102
When phenolsulfonphthalein or indigo carmine is injected into the lumbar
subarachnoid space and the head tilted downward , the dye will appear in the
lateral ventricles within twenty to thirty minutes if there is no obstruction . In the
event the ...
When phenolsulfonphthalein or indigo carmine is injected into the lumbar
subarachnoid space and the head tilted downward , the dye will appear in the
lateral ventricles within twenty to thirty minutes if there is no obstruction . In the
event the ...
Page 127
Somewhat later suboccipitofrontal headaches , vomiting , and papilledema
appear . Skull x - rays may show a dilated internal acoustic meatus and , in
Towne ' s position , erosion of the petrous apex . Spinal Auid characteristically
shows a very ...
Somewhat later suboccipitofrontal headaches , vomiting , and papilledema
appear . Skull x - rays may show a dilated internal acoustic meatus and , in
Towne ' s position , erosion of the petrous apex . Spinal Auid characteristically
shows a very ...
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