Titlebook: Somatosensory System; D. Albe-Fessard,K. H. Andres,Y. Zotterman,Ainsley Book 1973 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1973 Sinnesphysiolo

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Ascending and Long Spinal Pathways: Dorsal Columns, Spinocervical Tract and Spinothalamic Tract,fferences in the development of the spinocervical and spinothalamic tracts, and also subtle variations in the dorsal column system. Furthermore, the types, proportions and axonal conduction velocities of cutaneous afferent units vary according to species (see chapters 2, 3 and 4). It is obvious, the

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Functional Organization of Spinocerebellar Paths, (., . and ., 1967). Understanding of cerebellar function requires also knowledge of the afferent paths and the information carried by them. This chapter surveys the present knowledge about the spinocerebellar paths activated by somatic afferents. These paths are better known than those activated by

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Reticular Formation,lla, pons and mesencephalon and surrounded by a rich and complex network of fibres (see ., 1909–1911). On the basis of physiological studies, however, there has been the tendency to extend the term to include various diencephalic structures. This tendency has been followed also by several anatomists

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Electrical Recording from the Thalamus in Human Subjects,icular the spontaneous activity of neurones, the characteristics of effective stimuli and, as a separate aspect, the response in neurones. Finally, the difficulty in defining the location and arrangement of thalamic areas will be considered.

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Somesthetic Effects of Damage to the Central Nervous System,. The method originated from the “experiments of Nature” provided by patients with local injury or disease. Neurologists made the basic behavioral observations which established the broad functional divisions of the somatic inflow, and it was they who formulated the fundamental ideas which remain in