Electro Physiology volume 1
Electro Physiology volume 1
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Engel- mann explains this naturally by the assumption that the single cells, though connected by relations of conductivity with their neighbours while living, die singly, each to itself ; in other words, the process of dying does not pass over from cell to cell like that of excitation. Where the superficial cells are quite dead, in ELECTRICAL EXCITATION OP MUSCLE 231 the kathode no longer falls at the limit of moribund, i. E. Less excitable, muscle - substance on the one hand, and surrounding f...luid or dead cell-substance on the other, but lower down at the border of living and dead cells, i. E. At the demarcation surface. Every polymerous striated skeletal muscle, as can easily be demonstrated, exhibits the same reaction. The consideration o~f the electromotive action of the heart (infra) further confirms this theory. Another method of demonstrating the law of polar excitation on cardiac muscle, when it is totally uninjured and remains in diastolic relaxation, is the so-called unipolar stimula- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Engel- mann explains this naturally by the assumption that the single cells, though connected by relations of conductivity with their neighbours while living, die singly, each to itself ; in other words, the process of dying does not pass over from cell to cell like that of excitation. Where the superficial cells are quite dead, in ELECTRICAL EXCITATION OP MUSCLE 231 the kathode no longer falls at the limit of moribund, i. E. Less excitable, muscle - substance on the one hand, and surrounding f...luid or dead cell-substance on the other, but lower down at the border of living and dead cells, i. E. At the demarcation surface. Every polymerous striated skeletal muscle, as can easily be demonstrated, exhibits the same reaction. The consideration o~f the electromotive action of the heart (infra) further confirms this theory. Another method of demonstrating the law of polar excitation on cardiac muscle, when it is totally uninjured and remains in diastolic relaxation, is the so-called unipolar stimula- tion.
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