Theory of Osteopathy
Theory of Osteopathy
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SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM.
THE UNITY apparent in the structure of the nervous system is evidenced in a physiolog- ical unity, harmony and interdependence which proves the truth of the statement that an isolated portion of the nervous mechanism does not exist in a perfect individual. Aside from the central nervous system there is what is known as the sympathetic system. This term includes the following distribution : To the internal viscera ; to the glands outside as well as within the hemal ca...vity ; to the vessels as vaso- motors, and to the hairs as pilo-motors. Their com- plete distribution is to the viscera, vessels and to the plain muscle fibres generally. But this distribu- tion to the plain muscular tissue is not confined exclusively to the sympathetic system, the vagus hav- ing extensive visceral distribution. In addition to this, many fibres from spinal nerves have visceral con- 62 nection, either passing through the sympathetic gan- glia unchanged or not entering it.
The sympathetic system consists of a collection of ganglia, nerve trunks and plexuses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM.
THE UNITY apparent in the structure of the nervous system is evidenced in a physiolog- ical unity, harmony and interdependence which proves the truth of the statement that an isolated portion of the nervous mechanism does not exist in a perfect individual. Aside from the central nervous system there is what is known as the sympathetic system. This term includes the following distribution : To the internal viscera ; to the glands outside as well as within the hemal ca...vity ; to the vessels as vaso- motors, and to the hairs as pilo-motors. Their com- plete distribution is to the viscera, vessels and to the plain muscle fibres generally. But this distribu- tion to the plain muscular tissue is not confined exclusively to the sympathetic system, the vagus hav- ing extensive visceral distribution. In addition to this, many fibres from spinal nerves have visceral con- 62 nection, either passing through the sympathetic gan- glia unchanged or not entering it.
The sympathetic system consists of a collection of ganglia, nerve trunks and plexuses.
What to read after Theory of Osteopathy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilfred L Riggs to read onlineMoreLess
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