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Title: A text-book on physiology : for the use of schools and colleges : being an abridgment of the author's larger work on human physiology
Year: 1866 (1860s)
Authors: Draper, John William, 1811-1882
Subjects: Human physiology Physiology
Publisher: New York : Harper & Bros.
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
Digitizing Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons and Harvard Medical School

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he superior cervical ganglion with, 33, middle cervicalganglion: among the internal branches of the latter are,34, the anastomotic with, 35, the recurrent nerve, 36,middle cardiac nerve; 37, strand of junction of middlecervical ganglion with, 38, inferior cervical ganglion;40, twigs furnished by inferior cervical ganglion aroundthe subclavian and vertebral arteries; 41, anastomoticbranch with the first intercostal nerve; 42, cardiac plex-us and ganglion; 43, 44, secondary plexuses of right andleft coronary arteries ; from 45 to 46, thoracic gangli-onary chain; 47, the great splanchnic traversing the di-aphragm, and going to, 48, semilunar ganglion ; 49, littlesplanchnic; 50, solar plexus, receiving, 51, anastomosisof pneumogastric, 52, phrenic nerve; 53, gastric coro-nary; 54, hepatic; 55, splenic; 56, superior mesenteric,enveloping the arteries of those names; 57, renal plexus;from 58 to 58, lumbar ganglionic chain; 59, lumbo-aor-Describe Fig. S3. 260 THE GEE AT SYMPATHETIC. Fig. 83.
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The great sympathetic nerve. OF THE SENSES. 261 tic plexus, presenting two enlargements, one, 60, above,the other, 61, below the bifurcation of the aorta; 62,spermatic plexus; 63, inferior mesenteric; 64, hypogas-tric plexus ; 65 to 65, sacral ganglionic chain ; 66, term-inal coccygeal ganglion; A, heart, slightly turned asideto show the cardiac plexus; B, arch of the aorta, alsodrawn aside by hook; C, innominata; D, subclavian,cut, to show inferior cervical ganglion; E, inferior thy-roid ; F, portion of external carotid; G, internal caro-tid ; H, thoracic aorta ; I, abdominal aorta; J, primitiveiliac; K, intercostals; L, pulmonary artery, of which theright branch is cut; M, superior vena cava, cut at itsorigin; M, vena cava inferior; O, pulmonary veins; a,lachrymal gland; b, sublingual gland; c, submaxillarygland ; d, thyroid body; e, trachea; f, oesophagus, goingto, g, the stomach ; h, several intestinal loops with supe-rior mesenteric plexus ; i, transverse colon; j, sigmoidflexure

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