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Effects of selective intracranial section and stimulation of vago-accessory roots. III. Course and distribution of the cardio-inhibitory fibers of the bulbar root of the accessory nerve

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Le fibre cardio-inibitrici della radice bulbare del nervo accessorio spinale presentano un piano di distribuzione periferica (rami cardiaci del vago-strutture intrinseche del cuore) non distinguibile da quello delle fibre della radice del vago, che rappresentano la componente numericamente predominante.

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    L. Sperti, M. Midrio & E. Xamin

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Sperti, L., Midrio, M. & Xamin, E. Effects of selective intracranial section and stimulation of vago-accessory roots. III. Course and distribution of the cardio-inhibitory fibers of the bulbar root of the accessory nerve. Experientia 18, 96–97 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02138280

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