The blood supply of the superior cervical sympathetic and the nodose ganglia in cats, dogs and rabbits.

The Journal of physiology ·Vol. 118 ·No. 4 ·1952-12-00 ·Pages 528-36

CHUNGCHAROEN D, DE BURGH DALY M, SCHWEITZER A

Abstract

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Keywords

GANGLIA AUTONOMIC NERVES VAGUS/blood supply

MeSH Terms

Animals Autonomic Nervous System Cardiovascular System Cats Dogs Ganglia Ganglia, Autonomic Nodose Ganglion Rabbits Vagus Nerve/blood supply

Authors & Affiliations

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CHUNGCHAROEN D

DE BURGH DALY M

SCHWEITZER A

References (5)

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The effect of carotid occlusion upon the intrasinusal pressure with special reference to vascular communications between the carotid and vertebral circulations in the dog, cat and rabbit.
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The chemical transmitter at synapses in a sympathetic ganglion.
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The blood supply of the carotid body in cats, dogs and rabbits.
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Sources of arterial blood supply to the superior and middle cervical sympathetic ganglia and the ganglion intermediaire.
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Article Info

Journal

The Journal of physiology

Abbr.

J Physiol

ISSN

0022-3751

DOI

Published

1952-12-00

Pages

528-36

Language

English

Region

England

NLM ID

0266262

PMCID

PMC1392525

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