1874
DOI: 10.1007/bf01976870
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Ueber die Regeneration und Veränderungen im Rückenmarke nach streckenweiser totaler Zerstörung desselben

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“…Dogs showed recovery of locomotive ability in the hindlimbs to stand and walk after complete transection of the spinal cord at the lumbothoracic level in some studies. [ 7 13 15 ] However, much of this recovery has been ascribed to reflex motor activity, as suggested by Sherrington. For instance, Handa et al .…”
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“…Dogs showed recovery of locomotive ability in the hindlimbs to stand and walk after complete transection of the spinal cord at the lumbothoracic level in some studies. [ 7 13 15 ] However, much of this recovery has been ascribed to reflex motor activity, as suggested by Sherrington. For instance, Handa et al .…”
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“…Until the finer histological methods and stains were made available, only sporadic and unconfirmed reports of spinal cord regeneration in mammals were made (Dentan, 1873;Eichhorst and Naunyn, 1874;and Stroebe, 1894). Cajal ('06, '28) sectioned the spinal cord in cats and found numerous young fibers 20 days later at the ends of proliferating nerves.…”
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