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... referred to in the con- C C FIG . 8. From the hepato - duodenal region of a mouse . ( a ) Large cluster of ganglion cells ; ( bbb ) branches ; ( c , c , c ) ganglion cells . ditions of the ultimate distribution is taken by the triple ...
... referred to in the con- C C FIG . 8. From the hepato - duodenal region of a mouse . ( a ) Large cluster of ganglion cells ; ( bbb ) branches ; ( c , c , c ) ganglion cells . ditions of the ultimate distribution is taken by the triple ...
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... referred to well marked only in the coronary of all the visceral plexuses . The pulmonary and gastric plexuses were doubtfully implicated , and the semilunar ganglion and sympathetic system generally showed no distinctly patho- logical ...
... referred to well marked only in the coronary of all the visceral plexuses . The pulmonary and gastric plexuses were doubtfully implicated , and the semilunar ganglion and sympathetic system generally showed no distinctly patho- logical ...
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... referred to very frequently , but Galabin's position may probably be regarded as that of the majority of authorities in that depart- ment of medicine . " It is now established , " he writes , " that , as might have been expected ...
... referred to very frequently , but Galabin's position may probably be regarded as that of the majority of authorities in that depart- ment of medicine . " It is now established , " he writes , " that , as might have been expected ...
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... referred to the active viscus , under these circumstances , is the fact of the enlarged organ having reached at a certain period the full tether of its intrinsic nervous system . The rope has been paid out to its full convenient stretch ...
... referred to the active viscus , under these circumstances , is the fact of the enlarged organ having reached at a certain period the full tether of its intrinsic nervous system . The rope has been paid out to its full convenient stretch ...
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... referred , for allowing the nerves of that organ , which varies so much in size during action , to adapt themselves to such variation . This provision , as we shall see , is less marked in organs such as the spleen and the kidney , with ...
... referred , for allowing the nerves of that organ , which varies so much in size during action , to adapt themselves to such variation . This provision , as we shall see , is less marked in organs such as the spleen and the kidney , with ...
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