دانلود کتاب Ciba Foundation Symposium - The Spinal Cord

Content: Chapter 1 Vice?Chairman's Opening Remarks (pages 1–2): G. L. BrownChapter 2 A Contribution from the Study of Cords of Lower Forms (pages 3–13): Theodore H. BullockChapter 3 Some Factors Regulating the Form and Organization of the Motoneurones of the Spinal Cord (pages 14–23): D. H. BarronChapter 4 The Motor Cell Groupings of the Spinal Cord (pages 24–42): G. J. RomanesChapter 5 Analysis of the Spinal Cord Potentials in Leads from the Cord Dorsum (pages 43–62): Carl Gustaf BernhardChapter 6 A Comparison of the Monosynaptic and Polysynaptic Reflex Responses of the Spinal Cord Under a Variety of Influences (pages 63–77): Chandler McC. Brooks and Kiyomi KoizumiChapter 7 Strychnine Tetanus of the Spinal Cord (pages 63–77): F. BremerChapter 8 Some Observations on Dorsal Root Potentials (pages 84–91): J. L. MalcolmChapter 9 Some Features of the Spinal Reflex Connections of Splanchnic Afferent Fibres (pages 92–98): C. B. B. DownmanChapter 10 Some Effects of Repetitive Stimulation of Afferents on Reflex Conduction (pages 99–118): A. A. Jefferson and W. SchlappChapter 11 Antidromic Propagation of Impulses into Motoneurones (pages 120–131): L. G. Brock, J. S. Coombs and J. C. EcclesChapter 12 Conduction of Impulses in the Neurons of the Oculomotor Nucleus (pages 132–179): R. Lorente de NoChapter 13 Disynaptic Reflex Linkage Between Certain Muscles of the Hindlimb (pages 180–194): Yves LaporteChapter 14 Some Effects of Anticholinesterase on the Spinal Cord of the Cat (pages 195–213): C. R. SkoglundChapter 15 Local Application of Substances to the Spinal Cord (pages 214–221): D. W. KennardChapter 16 The Effects of Close Arterial Injections of Acetylcholine and Anticholinesterase on the Activity of the Cervical Cord of the Cat (pages 222–230): W. Feldbebrg, J. A. B. Gray and W. L. M. PerryChapter 17 The Action of d?Tubocurarine and Strychnine on the Spinal Cord of the Cat (pages 231–246): D. TavernerChapter 18 Speculations on the Servo?Control of Movement (pages 247–260): P. A. MertonChapter 19 Specific Skin Areas for Excitation and Inhibition of Hindlimb Reflexes (pages 261–273): K. E. HagbarthChapter 20 Afferent Nervous Connections of the Lateral Cervical Nucleus (pages 274–279): Bror Rexed and Gunnar StromChapter 21 Nerve Conduction in Poliomyelitis (pages 280–292): Donal Brooks