Elements of Physiology
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In this voluptuous dilatation, the urethra is brought into a state of erection, being put on the stretch by the penis which is elongated, its curves are straightened, the irritation is propagated from the external to the internal parts, to the vesiculse seminales and the testicles. These swell, and their secretion is increased, as they receive a gentle degree of motion from the action of the scrotum, which becomes wrinkled and draws them up towards the abdomen, and by the action of the cremaste...r muscle, whose expansion formsbetween the tunica vaginalis and the dar- tos, what has been improperly called the tunica erythroidea ; they empty themselvess with the greater ease along the vasa deferentia, which de- crease in length, as the testicles rise, and which participate in the con- cussion affecting these organs.
The concussions of the cremaster on the testicle, or on the vassa defe- rentia, promote, in so important a manner, the secretion and excretion of the semen, that this little muscle is fonnd in animals whose testicles never leave the abdomen, but remain within that cavity on the sides of the lum- bar region, as was observed by Hunter in the hedge-hog and the ram.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this voluptuous dilatation, the urethra is brought into a state of erection, being put on the stretch by the penis which is elongated, its curves are straightened, the irritation is propagated from the external to the internal parts, to the vesiculse seminales and the testicles. These swell, and their secretion is increased, as they receive a gentle degree of motion from the action of the scrotum, which becomes wrinkled and draws them up towards the abdomen, and by the action of the cremaste...r muscle, whose expansion formsbetween the tunica vaginalis and the dar- tos, what has been improperly called the tunica erythroidea ; they empty themselvess with the greater ease along the vasa deferentia, which de- crease in length, as the testicles rise, and which participate in the con- cussion affecting these organs.
The concussions of the cremaster on the testicle, or on the vassa defe- rentia, promote, in so important a manner, the secretion and excretion of the semen, that this little muscle is fonnd in animals whose testicles never leave the abdomen, but remain within that cavity on the sides of the lum- bar region, as was observed by Hunter in the hedge-hog and the ram.
What to read after Elements of Physiology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Anthelme Richerand to read onlineMoreLess
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