A Text book of Human Physiology
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(Fig.
206.) I. The anterior column, comprising that portion between the anterior longitudinal fissure and the anterior roots, has been sub- divided into: (a) The direct pyramidal tract, or column of Tiirck. This tract borders the longitudinal fissure and extends from the upper extremity of the cord as far down as the mid-thoracic region. From above downward this tract diminishes in size, for the reason that its fibers Column of Lissauer.
Fig. 206. — Transection of the Cervical Spinal Cord Showi...ng Its Chief Sub- divisions. — {From Mills' '^ Diseases oj the Nervous System.") or their collaterals cross at successive levels to the opposite side of the cord by way of the anterior commissure to enter the gray matter of the anterior horn. The cells of these axons are located in the cortex of the cerebral hemisphere of the same side. The terminal filamients of these fibers or axons are in physiologic relation with the dendrites of the cornual cells. When divided in any part of their course, these fibers undergo descending degeneration.
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(Fig.
206.) I. The anterior column, comprising that portion between the anterior longitudinal fissure and the anterior roots, has been sub- divided into: (a) The direct pyramidal tract, or column of Tiirck. This tract borders the longitudinal fissure and extends from the upper extremity of the cord as far down as the mid-thoracic region. From above downward this tract diminishes in size, for the reason that its fibers Column of Lissauer.
Fig. 206. — Transection of the Cervical Spinal Cord Showi...ng Its Chief Sub- divisions. — {From Mills' '^ Diseases oj the Nervous System.") or their collaterals cross at successive levels to the opposite side of the cord by way of the anterior commissure to enter the gray matter of the anterior horn. The cells of these axons are located in the cortex of the cerebral hemisphere of the same side. The terminal filamients of these fibers or axons are in physiologic relation with the dendrites of the cornual cells. When divided in any part of their course, these fibers undergo descending degeneration.
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