Essentials of Medical Electricity
Essentials of Medical Electricity
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The distinction between this reaction and the weak normal reaction depends, therefore, on the response to the galvanic current, whether slow or quick. It is often difficult to decide this point. As already mentioned under (a) and (b), the peripheral ends of the muscle should be tested, and if the contraction is larger or slower than when stimulated at its motor points, the reaction may be regarded as a reaction of degeneration.
The anodic closure contraction should also be obtained and compared... with the kathodic closure contraction, and if it is larger it provides additional evidence in favour of the reaction of degeneration. But if the anodic closure contraction is smaller than the kathodic, it does not exclude the possibility of tha reaction of degeneration.
When a muscle shows a stronger and slower contrac- tion when it is stimulated at its tendinous end than when it is stimulated at its motor point, it is said to show the " longitudinal reaction. " It is really part of the reaction of degeneration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The distinction between this reaction and the weak normal reaction depends, therefore, on the response to the galvanic current, whether slow or quick. It is often difficult to decide this point. As already mentioned under (a) and (b), the peripheral ends of the muscle should be tested, and if the contraction is larger or slower than when stimulated at its motor points, the reaction may be regarded as a reaction of degeneration.
The anodic closure contraction should also be obtained and compared... with the kathodic closure contraction, and if it is larger it provides additional evidence in favour of the reaction of degeneration. But if the anodic closure contraction is smaller than the kathodic, it does not exclude the possibility of tha reaction of degeneration.
When a muscle shows a stronger and slower contrac- tion when it is stimulated at its tendinous end than when it is stimulated at its motor point, it is said to show the " longitudinal reaction. " It is really part of the reaction of degeneration.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Reginald Morton to read onlineMoreLess
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