《The Anatomy of the Nervous System From The Standpoint of Development and Function Sixth Edition》求取 ⇩

CHAPTER ⅠORIGIN AND FUNCTION OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM17

The Diffuse Nervous System of Coelenterates18

The Central Nervous System19

CHAPTER ⅡTHE NEURAL TUBE AND ITS DERIVATIVES24

The Brain of the Dogfish27

Development of the Neural Tube in the Human Embryo30

CHAPTER ⅢHISTOGENESIS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM36

Development of the Neuron38

Development of the Spinal Nerves40

Differentiation of the Spinal Cord42

CHAPTER ⅣNEURONS AND NEUROGLIA43

Form and Structure of Neurons43

Interrelations of Neurons47

Nerve-fibers50

The Neuron As a Trophic Unit51

The Neuron Concept52

Neuroglia56

CHAPTER ⅤTHE SPINAL NERVES60

Metamerism62

Functional Classification of Nerve-fibers64

The Spinal Ganglia66

Somatic Sensory Fibers and Nerve Endings69

CHAPTER ⅥTHE SPINAL CORD76

External Form and Topography76

The Spinal Cord in Section81

Blood Supply of the Spinal Cord87

Microscopic Anatomy88

The Spinal Reflex Mechanism91

CHAPTER ⅦFIBER TRACTS OF THE SPINAL CORD96

Intermedullary Course of the Dorsal Root Fibers96

Afferent Paths in the Spinal Cord99

Ascending and Descending Degeneration in the Spinal Cord106

Long Descending Tracts of the Spinal Cord109

CHAPTER ⅧGENERAL TOPOGRAPHY OF THE BRAIN113

Anatomy of the Medulla Oblongata117

Anatomy of the Pons122

The Fourth Ventricle124

The Mesencephalon127

CHAPTER ⅨTHE STRUCTURE OF THE MEDULLA OBLONGATA130

The Rearrangement within the Medulla Oblongata of the Structures Continued Upward from the Spinal Cord131

Decussation of the Pyramids134

Nucleus Gracilis，Nucleus Cuneatus， and Medial Lemniscus134

Olivary Nuclei138

Restiform Body139

Formatio Reticularis141

CHAPTER ⅩINTERNAL STRUCTURE OF THE PONS144

Basilar Part of the Pons144

Dorsal Part of the Pons146

CHAPTER ⅪINTERNAL STRUCTURE OF THE MESENCEPHALON154

Tegmentum154

Basis Pedunculi160

Corpora Quadrigemina160

CHAPTER ⅫTHE CRANIAL NERVES AND THEIR NUCLEI163

Somatic Efferent Column of Nuclei165

Special Visceral Efferent Column of Nuclei169

General Visceral Efferent Column of Nuclei172

Visceral Afferent Column175

General Somatic Afferent Nuclei177

Special Somatic Afferent Nuclei180

Summary of the Origin and Composition of the Cranial Nerves185

CHAPTER ⅩⅢTHE CEREBELLUM189

Development189

Anatomy190

Structure195

Nuclei of the Cerebellum196

Cerebellar Peduncles196

Afferent and Efferent Cerebellar Tracts198

Histology of the Cerebellar Cortex200

Function of the Cerebellum203

CHAPTER ⅩⅣTHE DIENCEPHALON AND OPTIC NERVE206

Third Ventricle207

Thalamus208

Metathalamus and Ventral Thalamus(Subthalamus)215

Epithalamus216

Hypothalamus217

Visual Apparatus218

CHAPTER ⅩⅤEXTERNAL CONFIGURATION OF THE CEREBRAL HEMISPHERES223

Development of the Cerebral Hemispheres223

The Dorsolateral Surface226

The Median and Basal Surfaces231

CHAPTER ⅩⅥINTERNAL CONFIGURATION OF THE CEREBRAL HEMISPHERES236

Corpus Callosum236

Lateral Ventricle238

Basal Ganglia of the Telencephalon245

Internal Capsule250

Connections of the Corpus Striatum and Thalamus254

CHAPTER ⅩⅦTHE RHINENCEPHALON257

Parts Seen on the Basal Surface of the Brain257

Hippocampus260

Fornix262

Anterior Commissure264

Structure and Connections of the Several Parts of the Rhinencephalon265

Olfactory Pathways270

CHAPTER ⅩⅧTHE CORTEX AND MEDULLARY CENTER OF THE CEREBRAL HEMPISHERE273

Structure of the Cerebral Cortex273

Cortical Areas277

Localization of Cortical Functions280

The Medullary Center of the Cerebral Hemisphere288

CHAPTER ⅩⅨTHE GREAT AFFERENT SYSTEMS293

Exteroceptive Pathways to the Cerebral Cortex293

Spinal Path for Touch and Pressure294

Spinal Path for Pain and Temperature Sensations296

Secondary Trigeminal Paths298

Neural Mechanism for Hearing299

Neural Mechanism for Sight300

Proprioceptive Pathways301

Spinal Proprioceptive Paths301

Cerebellar Connections of Vestibular Nerve304

CHAPTER ⅩⅩEFFERENT PATHS AND REFLEX ARCS306

The Great Motor Path307

The Cortico-ponto-cerebellar Path314

The Cerebello-rubro-spinal Path315

Important Reflex Arcs316

CHAPTER ⅩⅪTHE SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM322

Fundamental Facts concerning Visceral Innervation323

Structure of the Sympathetic Ganglia327

Composition of Sympathetic Nerves and Plexuses331

Architecture of the Sympathetic Nervous System332

The Sympathetic Plexuses334

Important Conduction Paths Belonging to the Autonomic Nervous System337

SECTIONS OF THE BRAIN342

Transverse Sections of the Brain Stem342

Oblique Sections through the Region of Transition between Midbrain and Thalamus384

Horizontal Sections through the Internal Capsule394

Nuclei of the Brain Stem400

Frontal Sections through the Cerebrum419

A LABORATORY OUTLINE OF NEURO-ANATOMY437

Clinical Illustrations462

BIBLIOGRAPHY477

INDEX489