The Hahnemannian monthly . w the normal anatomicalstructure of the cord, that the reader may immediately associatethe diseased areas with the normal, and this is best clone by adiagram taken from Van Gehuchten. (See page 348.) Xos. 1, 2 and 5 represent the motor areas of the white matterof the spinal cord. Xos. 3, 4 and 6 represent the sensoryareas. The latter we have little, if anything, to do with in thisdescription. ~No. 1 represents the cross pyramidal tracts, the areas throughwhich pass the fibres from the cerebrum above which cross inthe medulla. Xo. 2 represents the direct motor areas t
The Hahnemannian monthly . w the normal anatomicalstructure of the cord, that the reader may immediately associatethe diseased areas with the normal, and this is best clone by adiagram taken from Van Gehuchten. (See page 348.) Xos. 1, 2 and 5 represent the motor areas of the white matterof the spinal cord. Xos. 3, 4 and 6 represent the sensoryareas. The latter we have little, if anything, to do with in thisdescription. ~No. 1 represents the cross pyramidal tracts, the areas throughwhich pass the fibres from the cerebrum above which cross inthe medulla. Xo. 2 represents the direct motor areas throughwhich the fibres pass direct from the brain to their point ofexit from the spinal cord before decussating. ~No. 5 representsthe area known as the fundamental tissue of the lateral is through this area that the fibres pass which connect thedifferent cells of the gray matter of the spinal cord, the graymatter being represented in the cut by the black section. 1899.] Amyotrophic Lettered Sclerosis. 351 Fig. Fig. 5.
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