Titlebook: Sensory Mechanisms of the Spinal Cord; W. D. Willis,R. E. Coggeshall Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 anatomy.neuro

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Dorsal Root Ganglion Cells and Their Processes,n dorsal root ganglia and their cranial nerve equivalents. At spinal levels they are referred to as dorsal root ganglion cells (DRG cells). These cells are unipolar neurons (sometimes called pseudounipolar since they originated as bipolar cells, [Dogiel, 1908; Ranson, 1912]) with a peripheral proces

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Structure of the Dorsal Horn,emes of the dorsal horn were presented by Rexed (1952, 1954). The earlier edition of this book was concerned primarily with describing classic work, particularly studies using the Golgi method, and correlating this material with advances made by electron-microscopic examination of the dorsal horn. S

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Sensory Pathways in the Dorsal Funiculus,ay consists of branches of primary afferent fibers that ascend to the medulla oblongata in the dorsal funiculus. The dorsal funiculus is subdivided into two components known as the fasciculus gracilis and the fasciculus cuneatus (Latin for thin and wedge-shaped bundles, respectively). The fasciculus

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Sensory Pathways in the Dorsal Lateral Funiculus,nucleus z. In addition, the dorsal lateral funiculus contains parts of the postsynaptic pathway to the dorsal column nuclei (see Chapter 7), of the spinothalamic tract, and of the spinomesencephalic tract (see Chapter 9).

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The Sensory Channels,nsory channel. A sensory channel would include a set of sensory receptors, spinal cord processing circuits, one or more spinal cord sensory pathways, and the parts of the brain (including the thalamus and cerebral cortex) that then use the information to produce perception. This chapter will conside

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