A Text book of Physiology volume 3
A Text book of Physiology volume 3
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When we examine a series of horizontal sec- tions, taken in succession from the dorsal to the ventral regions, we find that the knee shifts its position and changes in the width of its angle, that the two limbs vary in direction in size and in shape, and that at last the bent flattened capsule passes into the more or less rounded crus by the rapid disappearance of the fore limb, and the consequent extinction of the angle ; so that in one sense it is the hind limb which becomes the crus, and the... fibres of the fore limb may be said to pass into the crus through the ventral portion of the hind limb. Hence it is obvious that the fibres of the pyramidal tract, like the other fibres of the 988 FIBRES OF THE PEDAL SYSTEM. [BOOK in.
CO. '' IvA FIG. 123.
OUTLINE OF A TRANSVERSE DORSO-VENTRAL SECTION OF THE RIGHT HALF OF THE BRAIN. (Natural size. ) (Sherrington. ) The section which is taken at the level of the knee of the capsule and is therefore intermediate between those shewn in Figs. 116 117 is introduced to illustrate the course of the constituents of the pyramidal tract.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When we examine a series of horizontal sec- tions, taken in succession from the dorsal to the ventral regions, we find that the knee shifts its position and changes in the width of its angle, that the two limbs vary in direction in size and in shape, and that at last the bent flattened capsule passes into the more or less rounded crus by the rapid disappearance of the fore limb, and the consequent extinction of the angle ; so that in one sense it is the hind limb which becomes the crus, and the... fibres of the fore limb may be said to pass into the crus through the ventral portion of the hind limb. Hence it is obvious that the fibres of the pyramidal tract, like the other fibres of the 988 FIBRES OF THE PEDAL SYSTEM. [BOOK in.
CO. '' IvA FIG. 123.
OUTLINE OF A TRANSVERSE DORSO-VENTRAL SECTION OF THE RIGHT HALF OF THE BRAIN. (Natural size. ) (Sherrington. ) The section which is taken at the level of the knee of the capsule and is therefore intermediate between those shewn in Figs. 116 117 is introduced to illustrate the course of the constituents of the pyramidal tract.
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