A Textbook of Physiology
A Textbook of Physiology
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Disease in man reveals occasionally other conditions of the skeletal muscles which sometimes take on the form of extreme rigidity, of exaggerated tone, and sometimes of rhythmic ' clonic ' contractions. These may at times superficially resemble reflex actions, and have been spoken of by some authors as ' muscle reflexes. ' Though the spinal cord plays its part in their production they seem to be essentially due to causes originating in some parts or other of the brain, and are too obscure to be... dwelt on here.
It remains for us to speak of the part played by the spinal cord, as the instrument of the brain, in the execution of voluntary movements and in the development of conscious sensations ; but it will be best to consider these matters in connection with the brain itself, to the study of which we must now turn.
CHAPTER II. THE BRAIN.
SEC. 1. ON SOME GENERAL FEATURES OF THE STRUCTURE OF THE BRAIN.
600. IT would be out of place to attempt to give here a complete description of the structure of the brain ; but certain features must be kept fresh in the mind as a basis for physiological discussion ; and to these we must now turn our attention, a general acquaintance with the topographical anatomy of the brain being presupposed 1 .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Disease in man reveals occasionally other conditions of the skeletal muscles which sometimes take on the form of extreme rigidity, of exaggerated tone, and sometimes of rhythmic ' clonic ' contractions. These may at times superficially resemble reflex actions, and have been spoken of by some authors as ' muscle reflexes. ' Though the spinal cord plays its part in their production they seem to be essentially due to causes originating in some parts or other of the brain, and are too obscure to be... dwelt on here.
It remains for us to speak of the part played by the spinal cord, as the instrument of the brain, in the execution of voluntary movements and in the development of conscious sensations ; but it will be best to consider these matters in connection with the brain itself, to the study of which we must now turn.
CHAPTER II. THE BRAIN.
SEC. 1. ON SOME GENERAL FEATURES OF THE STRUCTURE OF THE BRAIN.
600. IT would be out of place to attempt to give here a complete description of the structure of the brain ; but certain features must be kept fresh in the mind as a basis for physiological discussion ; and to these we must now turn our attention, a general acquaintance with the topographical anatomy of the brain being presupposed 1 .
What to read after A Textbook of Physiology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M Michael Foster to read onlineMoreLess
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