VEGETATIVE NERVOUS SYSTEM

The Vegetative Nervous System

ani increased leucocytosis (probablv from its close relationship to nucleic acicl), and on this account may increase the incidence of empyrema. To Professor Titherlv is due the identificationi, as allantoin, of the active priinciple of comfrey root, also its complete investigation. If the continued and extendedl use of comfrev coinfirms the authior's results, he will have performed a notable se...

The Vegetative Nervous System: A Clinical Study

The Vegetative Nervous System in Relation to General Medicine.

We are just beginning to realize, after manv s-ears of study in pathological anatomy, which has heretofore been considered the basis as well as the superstructure of modern medicine, that it fails to explain those conditions which are of most interest to the clinician.1 Pathological anatomy may acquaint us with the changes in tissue which are produced by the disease process, likewise the change...

Vegetative Nervous System Disturbance in Congenital Heart Diseases

In the patients with congenital heart defects the various circulatory disorders are connected with their association in the pathogenesis of the primary manifestations being malformations of the cardiovascular system and secondary (chronic insufficiency of the cerebral circulation) mechanisms realized in the postnatal period. Evidently, in time diagnosis and appropriate tactics and management of...

Tonus of the Vegetative Nervous System: Its Meaning and Measurement