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308 THE SPINAL CORD.
ganglionic enlargement is depicted upon the sensory fibers as two small black dots. Now, it is easy to understand, by means of this diagram, why any lesion above the medulla ob- longata must produce all of its symptoms on the side of the body opposite to that of the exciting cause, since the motor and sensory fibers both decussate below that point ; ' while it also shows that any lesion below the medulla oblongata must produce motor symptoms upon the same side as the lesion..., and, probably, sensory manifestations upon the side opposite to it, since these latter fibers decussate for the entire length FIG. 121. Nerve cell from the ferruginous substance which forms the floor of the rhom- boidal sinus, in man ; magnified 350 diameters. (Kolliker. ) of the spinal cord. In all spinal lesions, causing motor paral- ysis, the body is affected below the point of disease, since the conducting fibers to the brain are cut off ; while, in lesions of the posterior portion of the spinal cord, the nerves of that 1 This is not absolutely true, as all of the motor fibers do not decussate in the medulla.
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308 THE SPINAL CORD.
ganglionic enlargement is depicted upon the sensory fibers as two small black dots. Now, it is easy to understand, by means of this diagram, why any lesion above the medulla ob- longata must produce all of its symptoms on the side of the body opposite to that of the exciting cause, since the motor and sensory fibers both decussate below that point ; ' while it also shows that any lesion below the medulla oblongata must produce motor symptoms upon the same side as the lesion..., and, probably, sensory manifestations upon the side opposite to it, since these latter fibers decussate for the entire length FIG. 121. Nerve cell from the ferruginous substance which forms the floor of the rhom- boidal sinus, in man ; magnified 350 diameters. (Kolliker. ) of the spinal cord. In all spinal lesions, causing motor paral- ysis, the body is affected below the point of disease, since the conducting fibers to the brain are cut off ; while, in lesions of the posterior portion of the spinal cord, the nerves of that 1 This is not absolutely true, as all of the motor fibers do not decussate in the medulla.
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