British Journal of Ophthalmology · 1973 · 44 citations · 1 references
MedicineAnatomyPhysiologyHistologyHistopathologyNeuroanatomyCirculatory AnatomyCirculatory PhysiologyNervous TissueNeurovascular AnatomyVascular AnatomyCiliary Body Blood SupplyCiliary GanglionCytological FeaturesGanglia AnatomyHistological TopographyInternal Carotid Artery AnatomyInternal Carotid Artery Segments
Many authors, including Egorov (i 886), Beauvieux and Dupas (I 926), Winckler (I 93 I) Christensen (1936), Kurus (1956), and Grimes and von Sallmann (i960), have made anatomical and histological studies of the ciliary ganglion in man and various animals. They have given detailed descriptions of its macroscopical, topographical, and cytological properties, but without mentioning the blood supply. Only Kuznetsova (I963) has studied the vascular system of the ciliary ganglion in human foetuses and neonates. The present communication treats this subject in more detail, with special reference to an earlier study of the vascularization of the ciliary ganglion in the rhesus monkey (Eliskova, I 969).
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Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Nerves in the Orbit of the Cat.
Kermit Christensen · PubMed · 1936 · 47 citations