The physiology and pathology of the cerebral circulation; an experimental research

Hill Leonard Erskine Sir 1866-

Sujets

• Brain
• Disease
• Anatomy
• Blood
• Circulation

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• Nombre de lectures: 5
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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THE CEKEBRAL CIRCULATIONM
THE
AND PATHOLOGYPHYSIOLOGY
OF
CEREBRAL CIRCULATIONTHE
AN EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH
BY
M.B.LEONARD HILL,
HUNTBRIAN ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONSPROFESSOR,
ON LONDON HOSPITAL MEDICAL COLLEGELECTURER PHYSIOLOGY,
COMPANY RESEARCH SCHOLARGROCERS'
LATE ASSISTANT PROFESSOR AND SHARPEY SCHOLAR
UNIVERSITY ETC.COLLEGE, LONDON,
LONDON
CHURCHILLJ & A.
MAKLNOUOUGH STKI7 OHEAT
1896PREFACE.
IN the will be found the substance offollowing pages
three Lectures which I delivered as Hunterian Pro-
infessor at the ofRoyal College Surgeons February
last.
I have been enabled to out the re-largely carry
searches of the five therein detailed,past throughyears
the munificence of the of Grocers.CompanyWorshipful
This volume contains a of the work donereport by
me as their Research Scholar. In some of thewriting
sections of work I have drawn onthis papers previously
in theme the Proceedings of Royal Society,published by
British Medicalthe Journal and theof Physiology,
Joui-nal such as those on the Cerebralother; sections,
CerebralthePulsation, Fluid, Anaemia,Cerebro-spinal
and contain anand Cerebral are new,Compression
account of hithertoexperiments unpublished.
with the means ofI have been partly supplied
research from the Governmentby grants Royal Society
Medical Association and I oweand the British ;Grant,
to Professor Burdona debt of Sanderson,gratitude
of the LondonProfessor Schiifer and the Authorities
laboratories andMedical whoseHospital College,
athave been my disposal.laboratory appliances placedPREFACE.vi
I have from the criticisms ofgained very greatly
Professor Burdon Professorfriends, Sanderson,my
Dr. Rose Mr. B. Dr. ArthurSchiifer, Bradford, Moore,
Dr. J. H. Mr. Harold Mr. C.Keith, Barnard,Sequeira,
Wall and Members of themany Physiological Society,
who have at different times watched my experiments
and corroborated results.my
tam indebted to Mr. and Mr. Nabarro,deeply Bayliss
who have been co-workers in of these re-my part
searches.
has been to lendMr. me,generous enoughLangley
from the Journal 5, 6, 7, 8, 11,ofPhysiology, Figures
21 for 3716, 17, 18, 19, 20, ; 35, 36,13, 14, 15, Figures
"
Iam indebted to the of Morris'spublishers Anatomy."
To all these friends I tender warmest thanks.my
LEONARD HILL.
N.W.JASMINE COTTAGE, FROGNAL,
1896.May 22,