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Page 83
Stimulation of some sympathetic ganglion cells results not in the liberation of
sympathin , but in the liberation of an acetylcholine - like substance which
probably is identical with parasympathin . Stimulation of some parasympathetic
ganglion ...
Stimulation of some sympathetic ganglion cells results not in the liberation of
sympathin , but in the liberation of an acetylcholine - like substance which
probably is identical with parasympathin . Stimulation of some parasympathetic
ganglion ...
Page 117
In many it is the result of nature ' s wear and tear , “ a man is as old as his arteries
, ” but there are other factors which hasten these vascular changes , such as
heredity , metabolic disturbances , strenuous physical work , toxic and infectious
...
In many it is the result of nature ' s wear and tear , “ a man is as old as his arteries
, ” but there are other factors which hasten these vascular changes , such as
heredity , metabolic disturbances , strenuous physical work , toxic and infectious
...
Page 132
Syringomyelia may result from ( 1 ) congenital maldevelopment ( abiotrophy ) , ( 2
) degenerative changes secondary to intraspinal hemorrhage or thrombosis , ( 3 )
dural and meningeal constrictions , or ( 4 ) atrophic gliosis secondary to an ...
Syringomyelia may result from ( 1 ) congenital maldevelopment ( abiotrophy ) , ( 2
) degenerative changes secondary to intraspinal hemorrhage or thrombosis , ( 3 )
dural and meningeal constrictions , or ( 4 ) atrophic gliosis secondary to an ...
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