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Quarterly Journal of Experimental Physiology 24.3 pp 207-214
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SPINAL PARASYMPATHETIC FIBRES IN THE CERVICAL SYMPATHETIC

Kazuo Hashimoto 1, Ken KurÉ 1, and Shigeo Okinaka 1

1 The Medical Clinic of the Tokyo Imperial University

1. Vasodilatation of the tongue is produced by the spinal parasympathetic.

2. The spinal parasympathetic vasodilator fibres for the tongue arise from the VIII. cervical and I. thoracic segments through their dorsal roots. Sometimes the VII. cervical segment is also involved. The centres for the vasoconstrictors of the tongue seem to extend much more widely.

3. These vasodilator fibres pass for the most part through the posterior crus of the Ansa of Vieussens.

4. This vasodilator effect is not interrupted by the application of 2 per cent. nicotine solution to the superior cervical ganglion.

Submitted on June 16, 1933






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