New concepts in diagnosis and treatment : physico-clinical medicine, the practical application of the electronic theory in the interpretation and treatment of disease, with an appendix on new scientific facts . POSITION OF THESPHINCTER CARDIAC esophago-gastricorifice;the cardia FUNDUS PREANTRAL OR CARDIAC REIGION Fig. 6.—Anatomic features of the stomach (Brubaker, Blakiston). The NERVES specially concerned in gastric contractionsare the vagi and splanchnics. Impulses to the nerve centersare contained in the vagus trunk, whereas impulses fromthe centers reach the stomach through the vagus and s
New concepts in diagnosis and treatment : physico-clinical medicine, the practical application of the electronic theory in the interpretation and treatment of disease, with an appendix on new scientific facts . POSITION OF THESPHINCTER CARDIAC esophago-gastricorifice;the cardia FUNDUS PREANTRAL OR CARDIAC REIGION Fig. 6.—Anatomic features of the stomach (Brubaker, Blakiston). The NERVES specially concerned in gastric contractionsare the vagi and splanchnics. Impulses to the nerve centersare contained in the vagus trunk, whereas impulses fromthe centers reach the stomach through the vagus and splan-chnic nerve. The vagal fibers are motor and induce con-tractions when stimulated. The splanchnic fibers are 22 THE STOMACH EEFLEX inhibitory and produce dilatation when stimulated. Inner-vation of the stomach is sho^^Tl in fig. Fig. 7.—Xenes of the stomach musculature. C, the cerebrum; V, stomach>MO, medulla; MS, spinal cord; 5-10, thoracic roots; VRS, right vagus; VS, leftvagus; ND, dilators of the cardia; XC, constrictors of the cardia; A, Auerbachsplexus; S, S, fibers from the sjTnpathetic plexus; i, sulcus cruriatus; 2, corpusstriatum; 3, corpus quadrigemina; 4, centers in the spinal cord. The dilator centerfor the cardia inhibits the movements of the pylorus. The sympathetic fibers emerge from the cord by theanterior roots of the spinal nerves, from the 5th to the 8ththoracic. The traditional conception of the stomach as anorgan horizontal in position has been modified with theadvent of the Roentgen rays yet, by the authors vago- PERCUSSION 23 visceral method of percussion, it may be shown that theRoentgenographic examination yields fictitious long as food is present in the stomach, the peristalticwaves are about three to the minute. Water runs out ofthe organ almost as quickly as it ent
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