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Contributions to Sensory Physiology

Volume 4

  • 1st Edition - January 28, 1970
  • Latest edition
  • Editor: William D. Neff
  • Language: English

Contributions to Sensory Physiology: Volume 4 presents a theory about the physiological basis of sensation. It discusses some research made in microscopic anatomy and… Read more

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Contributions to Sensory Physiology: Volume 4 presents a theory about the physiological basis of sensation. It discusses some research made in microscopic anatomy and psychophysics. It addresses the functional significance and physiological mechanisms of the sensory systems. Some of the topics covered in the book are the visual analogs in somesthesis; psychophysical studies of temperature sensitivity; functions of the skin; pathophysiology of the fluid systems of the inner ear; function of the endolymphatic sac; endolymph-perilymph fistulate; and chemistry of the inner ear fluids. The function of the cochlear aqueduct is covered. The perilymph channels are discussed. The text describes the anatomical aspects of the cochlear nucleus and superior olivary complex. A study of the bilaterally innervated cell groups is presented. A chapter is devoted to the medial nucleus of the trapezoid body. Another section focuses on the neurophysiology of nuclei peripheral to the S-segment. The book can provide useful information to scientists, veterinaries, students, and researchers.

Table of contents


List of Contributors

Preface

Contents of Previous Volumes

Vision, Audition, and Beyond

I. Behind the Beyond

II. Space, Time, and the Integument

III. Multiple Stimulation

IV. Spatial Interaction

V. Visual Analogs in Somesthesis

VI. The Senses and Time

VII. "Time-Discriminating Ability"

VIII. Toward the Beyond

References

Psychophysical Studies of Temperature Sensitivity

I. Introduction

II. Psychophysical Studies of Human Temperature Sensitivity

References

Pathophysiology of the Fluid Systems of the Inner Ear

I. Introduction

II. Alterations in Staining and Volume of Endolymph

III. Function of the Endolymphatic Sac

IV. Function of the Cochlear Aqueduct

V. The Perilymph Channels

VI. Endolymph-Perilymph Fistula

VII. Chemistry of the Inner Ear Fluids

References

Anatomical Aspects of the Cochlear Nucleus and Superior Olivary Complex

I. Introduction

II. Anatomical Aspects of the Lower Auditory System

III. Variation of the Superior Olivary Complex in Different Mammalian Species

IV. The Control of Responding by the Location of an Auditory Stimulus

References

Cat Superior Olive S-Segment Cell Discharge to Tonal Stimulation

I. Introduction

II. Techniques

III. Anatomy

IV. Neurophysiology of Nuclei Peripheral to the S-Segment

V. Cell Injury

VI. Histological Localization of Cells around and within the S-Segment

VII. Electrical Measures of S-Segment Cell Activity

VIII. A Descriptive Model of the S-Segment

IX. An Interpretation

References

Author Index

Subject Index


Product details

  • Edition: 1
  • Latest edition
  • Published: January 28, 1970
  • Language: English

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