Biological Physics Physic Metaphysics Studies And Essays volume 2
Biological Physics Physic Metaphysics Studies And Essays volume 2
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, in either the parent nerve cell, its axonal process, or its terminal nerve-plate extension, as in the case of the disease under discussion, myopathy and muscular paralysis. In all forms of muscular failure, irrespective of the locale of the original breakdown, it is thus essential to recognise the universally underlying fact that that failure is primarily due, except in the rare cases of intrinsic muscle failure, to non-delivery of the nervine nutritional protoplasm from failure of the nervin...e vehicular agencies or nerve capillary circulatory media to supply the muscle discs of the implicated muscle fibrature. All this, therefore, is a matter entirely belong- ing to the economy of the nervine circulation, as connected with the nutritional phenomena involved in the growth and maintenance of the sarcous elements of muscular MYOPATHY 165 tissue, and does not at all primarily belong, in the remotest degree, to the haemal circulation or nutrition of the non- sarcous or interstitial elements or the non-contractile parts ; secondarily, however, follow pathological changes in these latter, dependent on the progress of pathological changes in the former, and as the closing phase of a long retro- gressive or degenerative process, resulting in annihilation more or less complete, of the involved musculature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, in either the parent nerve cell, its axonal process, or its terminal nerve-plate extension, as in the case of the disease under discussion, myopathy and muscular paralysis. In all forms of muscular failure, irrespective of the locale of the original breakdown, it is thus essential to recognise the universally underlying fact that that failure is primarily due, except in the rare cases of intrinsic muscle failure, to non-delivery of the nervine nutritional protoplasm from failure of the nervin...e vehicular agencies or nerve capillary circulatory media to supply the muscle discs of the implicated muscle fibrature. All this, therefore, is a matter entirely belong- ing to the economy of the nervine circulation, as connected with the nutritional phenomena involved in the growth and maintenance of the sarcous elements of muscular MYOPATHY 165 tissue, and does not at all primarily belong, in the remotest degree, to the haemal circulation or nutrition of the non- sarcous or interstitial elements or the non-contractile parts ; secondarily, however, follow pathological changes in these latter, dependent on the progress of pathological changes in the former, and as the closing phase of a long retro- gressive or degenerative process, resulting in annihilation more or less complete, of the involved musculature.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Logan to read onlineMoreLess
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