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The Bell-Magendie law defines the spinal nerves in and out of the spinal cord; the afferent fibers enter from the posterior root, and the efferent fibers exit from the anterior root. | The Bell-Magendie law defines the spinal nerves in and out of the spinal cord; the afferent fibers enter from the posterior root, and the efferent fibers exit from the anterior root. | ||
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The afferent fibers enter the spinal cord from the {~anterior | The afferent fibers enter the spinal cord from the {~anterior~=posterior} root, and the efferent fibers exit from the {=anterior~posterior} root. This is called the {~Hering-Breuer~Murphy~=Bell-Magendie~Starling} law. | ||
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2015年5月4日 (月) 01:56時点における最新版
The Bell-Magendie law defines the spinal nerves in and out of the spinal cord; the afferent fibers enter from the posterior root, and the efferent fibers exit from the anterior root.
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The afferent fibers enter the spinal cord from the anterior posterior root, and the efferent fibers exit from the anterior posterior root. This is called the Hering-Breuer Murphy Bell-Magendie Starling law.