Text-Book of Nervous Diseases, Being a Compendium for the Use of Students And Practitioners of Medicine
Text-Book of Nervous Diseases, Being a Compendium for the Use of Students And Practitioners of Medicine
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Its cavity, therefore, is much longer than the spinal cord. It is attached to the bony canal at its lower end, and is held loosely bv twenty-two lateral ligaments (/. denticUlata) throughout its length.
The arachnoid is a thin, semi-transparent membrane lying loosely over the cord and roots.
Internally it is connected by numerous connective-tissue fila- ments with the innermost membrane, the pia mater. This latter is a thin vascular sheath applied closely to the cord and roots.
The space betwee...n the dura and araehnoidis called the arachnoid cavity. It contains a very little cerebro-spinalfiuid. That between the arachnoid and pia is called the subarachnoid cavity; it con- tains a good deal of cerebro-spinal fluid. Both cavities connect with those of the brain and probably with each other. The dura has a mechanical protective function, the arachnoid a serous and the pia a vascular function.
The spinal cord is movable in its canal to the extent of one- half to one inch.
T?i€ Nei^e Roots.— TYie spinal nerve roots are cove^red with the pia and arachnoid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its cavity, therefore, is much longer than the spinal cord. It is attached to the bony canal at its lower end, and is held loosely bv twenty-two lateral ligaments (/. denticUlata) throughout its length.
The arachnoid is a thin, semi-transparent membrane lying loosely over the cord and roots.
Internally it is connected by numerous connective-tissue fila- ments with the innermost membrane, the pia mater. This latter is a thin vascular sheath applied closely to the cord and roots.
The space betwee...n the dura and araehnoidis called the arachnoid cavity. It contains a very little cerebro-spinalfiuid. That between the arachnoid and pia is called the subarachnoid cavity; it con- tains a good deal of cerebro-spinal fluid. Both cavities connect with those of the brain and probably with each other. The dura has a mechanical protective function, the arachnoid a serous and the pia a vascular function.
The spinal cord is movable in its canal to the extent of one- half to one inch.
T?i€ Nei^e Roots.— TYie spinal nerve roots are cove^red with the pia and arachnoid.
What to read after Text-Book of Nervous Diseases, Being a Compendium for the Use of Students And Practitioners of Medicine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Dana Loomis to read onlineMoreLess
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