. A Further Minute Analysis by Electric Stimulation of the So-Called Motor Region (Facial Area) of the Cortex Cerebri in the Monkey (Macacus sinicus) . kiDg, see p. 47. 62 DH. 0. E. BEEVOR AND PROFESSOR V. HORSLEY ON THE place slight opening of the mouth and protrusion of the tongue to the opposite sidewere noted. (2.) Bilateral Elevation of the Soft PaZa^<3.~-This movement, which is the commonlyunderstood effect—viz.^ the raising of the whole soft palate—was seen only four times,viz., once at squares Ac?, Ae, B(i, Cd. Of these at Ac?, Be?, Cd, this was the onlymovement obtamed ; while at A
. A Further Minute Analysis by Electric Stimulation of the So-Called Motor Region (Facial Area) of the Cortex Cerebri in the Monkey (Macacus sinicus) . kiDg, see p. 47. 62 DH. 0. E. BEEVOR AND PROFESSOR V. HORSLEY ON THE place slight opening of the mouth and protrusion of the tongue to the opposite sidewere noted. (2.) Bilateral Elevation of the Soft PaZa^<3.~-This movement, which is the commonlyunderstood effect—viz.^ the raising of the whole soft palate—was seen only four times,viz., once at squares Ac?, Ae, B(i, Cd. Of these at Ac?, Be?, Cd, this was the onlymovement obtamed ; while at there was also the movement of mastication. The foregoing refers to experiments in which the observation of the soft palate wasmade at the end of the exploration. It occurred to us that possibly the paucity ofthese results was due to exhaustion of the cortex. We therefore devoted two experi-ments to examine this point first, with the effect that we obtained very definitelocalisation of the palate movements. (1.) Elevation of the Soft Palate on the opposite side. 9 1. B/ Ad in 0/ Ae A/BdBe Cd Ce (2.) Bilateral Elevation of the Soft (3.) Bilateral Elevation commencing with elevation of the opposite side, followedlater by that of the same
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