. A manual of diseases of the nervous system. Figs. 87 and 88.— Dr. Ilciiiy Hcjid lias been kind enough to permit the use of these,researches, mainly on eases of herpes zoster and of localised spinal cord lesions. Itmajority are approximately so, and, in any case, they will serve as a substantial 88. 231. riiuy were devised by him, and the sensory areas are marked out at a result of hisIs not claimed that all the areas are absolutelj correct. It if believed that thebasis for future research. 252 SPINAL COED. Tdbie showing approximate relation to the spinal nerves of the motor an


. A manual of diseases of the nervous system. Figs. 87 and 88.— Dr. Ilciiiy Hcjid lias been kind enough to permit the use of these,researches, mainly on eases of herpes zoster and of localised spinal cord lesions. Itmajority are approximately so, and, in any case, they will serve as a substantial 88. 231. riiuy were devised by him, and the sensory areas are marked out at a result of hisIs not claimed that all the areas are absolutelj correct. It if believed that thebasis for future research. 252 SPINAL COED. Tdbie showing approximate relation to the spinal nerves of the motor and reflexfunctions of the spinal cord. The sensory areas are indicated with sufficientclea/rnesR in Figs. 87 and 88. C. 1 Sfcemo-mastoid, upper neckmuscles, upperpart trapezius Lower neck muscles, middle-j part trapezius Small rotators of I Depressors of hyoid bone. Scaleni. Lev. ang. scapulae. BBFLEZ. ^ Diaphragm 45 m J Extensors of wrist and fingers8 > I Pectoralis (clavicular part) \ j Serratus >? I Plexors of elbow 1 Pronators, tricepsJ Ext Deltoid and other shoulder • muscles, and ? sternal part of pectoralis > Flexors of wrist and fingers 1 Muscles of hand • J) 1 J Extensors of thumb • Lower parttrapezius andback mascles 234567891011 r Lumbar muscles Peroneus, C flexor of ankle


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