Manual of Physiology
Manual of Physiology
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. . Pncumogastric, and accessory.
The physiology of the several nerves of the special senses will be considered with the organs of those senses.
Physiology of the Third, Fourth, and Sixth Cerebral or Cranial Nerves.
The physiology of these nerves may be in some degree combined, because of their intimate connection with each other in the actions of the muscles of the eyeball, which they supply. They are pro- bably all formed exclusively of motor fibres : -some pain is indicated when the trunk of... the third nerve is irritated near its origin, but this may be because of some filaments of the fifth nerve running backwards to the brain in the trunk of the third, or because adja- cent sensitive parts are involved in the irritation.
The third nerve, or motor oculi, (Fig. 76, o,) supplies the levator palpebral superioris muscle, and, of the muscles of the eyeball, all out the obliquus superior or trochlearis, to which the fourth nerve is appropriated, and the rectus externus which receives the sixth nerve.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Pncumogastric, and accessory.
The physiology of the several nerves of the special senses will be considered with the organs of those senses.
Physiology of the Third, Fourth, and Sixth Cerebral or Cranial Nerves.
The physiology of these nerves may be in some degree combined, because of their intimate connection with each other in the actions of the muscles of the eyeball, which they supply. They are pro- bably all formed exclusively of motor fibres : -some pain is indicated when the trunk of... the third nerve is irritated near its origin, but this may be because of some filaments of the fifth nerve running backwards to the brain in the trunk of the third, or because adja- cent sensitive parts are involved in the irritation.
The third nerve, or motor oculi, (Fig. 76, o,) supplies the levator palpebral superioris muscle, and, of the muscles of the eyeball, all out the obliquus superior or trochlearis, to which the fourth nerve is appropriated, and the rectus externus which receives the sixth nerve.
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