A Text book of Human Physiology
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— There un- doubtedly are several modes of termination of the sensory nerves in integument and in mucous membranes, some of which have been quite accurately described, while others are still somewhat un- certain. In the first place, anatomists now recognize three varieties of corpuscular terminations, differing in their structure, probably, according to the different properties connected with sensation, with which the parts are endowed. In addition it is probable that sensory nerves are connect...ed with the hair-follicles, which are so largely distributed throughout the cutaneous surface. There are, also, terminal filaments not connected with any special organs, some of them, perhaps, ending simply in free extremities, and some connected with epithelium.
There are still differences of opinion concerning these various modes of termination of the nerves, but with regard to the terminal corpuscles, these differences relate mainly to anatomical points. It is not proposed, therefore, to enter fully into the discussions upon these questions, but simply to pre- sent what seem to be the most reliable anatomical views.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— There un- doubtedly are several modes of termination of the sensory nerves in integument and in mucous membranes, some of which have been quite accurately described, while others are still somewhat un- certain. In the first place, anatomists now recognize three varieties of corpuscular terminations, differing in their structure, probably, according to the different properties connected with sensation, with which the parts are endowed. In addition it is probable that sensory nerves are connect...ed with the hair-follicles, which are so largely distributed throughout the cutaneous surface. There are, also, terminal filaments not connected with any special organs, some of them, perhaps, ending simply in free extremities, and some connected with epithelium.
There are still differences of opinion concerning these various modes of termination of the nerves, but with regard to the terminal corpuscles, these differences relate mainly to anatomical points. It is not proposed, therefore, to enter fully into the discussions upon these questions, but simply to pre- sent what seem to be the most reliable anatomical views.
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