Epilepsy And Other Convulsive Affections Their Pathology And Treatment
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115 the previous vieAv of muscular motion is made to serve as a key.
Upon any existing theory of muscular action it is more than difficult to understand why the ventri- cles remain distended with blood during the full half of the rhythmic period, if the ventricular systole is in anywise called into existence by the stimulation of the blood ; but this fact is not alto- gether unintelligible if, on the contrary, it be sup- posed (as must be supposed upon the previous view of muscular action) that... the office of the blood will rather be to antagonise the systole and induce the diastole. Indeed upon this ^dew the difficulty appears to be at an end, for according to it the way we are brought to a point from which we can, as it were, look directly into those changes of form which are exhibited in the processes put out from the Amseba, or colourless corpuscle of the blood. Indeed, every Actinia passes through a rudimentary condition which differs in no essential particular from that in which the protozoon, or corpuscle is permanently fixed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
115 the previous vieAv of muscular motion is made to serve as a key.
Upon any existing theory of muscular action it is more than difficult to understand why the ventri- cles remain distended with blood during the full half of the rhythmic period, if the ventricular systole is in anywise called into existence by the stimulation of the blood ; but this fact is not alto- gether unintelligible if, on the contrary, it be sup- posed (as must be supposed upon the previous view of muscular action) that... the office of the blood will rather be to antagonise the systole and induce the diastole. Indeed upon this ^dew the difficulty appears to be at an end, for according to it the way we are brought to a point from which we can, as it were, look directly into those changes of form which are exhibited in the processes put out from the Amseba, or colourless corpuscle of the blood. Indeed, every Actinia passes through a rudimentary condition which differs in no essential particular from that in which the protozoon, or corpuscle is permanently fixed.
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