Manual of Practical Anatomy volume 2
Manual of Practical Anatomy volume 2
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The fila of the anterior root, on the other hand, are not so regularly placed. They emerge from the medulla spinalis over an area of some breadth. The portion of the medulla spinalis which stands in connection with a pair of nerves receives the name of a "neural segment. " It will be noted that the size of the nerve-roots differs greatly. The lower lumbar and upper sacral nerve-roots are much 190 HEAD AND NECK the larger, whilst the lower sacral and the coccygeal roots are the smaller. In the c...ervical region the roots increase in size from above downwards, but more rapidly in the lower members of the group ; in the thoracic region the roots of the first nerve are large, but those which succeed it are small and of uniform size.
In relative length, and in the direction which they follow in the vertebral canal, the nerve-roots also show great differences. This is due to the medulla spinalis being so much shorter than the canal in which it lies. In the upper part of the cervical region the nerve-roots are short, and proceed laterally in a more or less horizontal direction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fila of the anterior root, on the other hand, are not so regularly placed. They emerge from the medulla spinalis over an area of some breadth. The portion of the medulla spinalis which stands in connection with a pair of nerves receives the name of a "neural segment. " It will be noted that the size of the nerve-roots differs greatly. The lower lumbar and upper sacral nerve-roots are much 190 HEAD AND NECK the larger, whilst the lower sacral and the coccygeal roots are the smaller. In the c...ervical region the roots increase in size from above downwards, but more rapidly in the lower members of the group ; in the thoracic region the roots of the first nerve are large, but those which succeed it are small and of uniform size.
In relative length, and in the direction which they follow in the vertebral canal, the nerve-roots also show great differences. This is due to the medulla spinalis being so much shorter than the canal in which it lies. In the upper part of the cervical region the nerve-roots are short, and proceed laterally in a more or less horizontal direction.
What to read after Manual of Practical Anatomy volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel John Cunningham to read onlineMoreLess
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