Ein Beitrag zur Pathogenese der Knollenblätterschwammvergiftung

The Results of the Vara Sympathectomy (Sympathicectomia Hypogastrica Subtotalis) in Primary Algomenorrhea and some other Gynaecological Diseases

“…Anastomoses pass from ganglia L V and S I to the praesacral and the caudal hypogastric nerves, and from ganglion S I as far as to the utero-vaginal plexus. The studies of Laux & Courty (1938) and Rasmussen (1946) show that anastomoses pass from the sacral trunk both to the hypogastric nerves and the utero-vaginal plexus as well as to the periarterial hypogastric plexus, which latter is connected onwards with the utero-vaginal plexus. Therefore, if we resect ganglia L V and S I we shall not need to perform a periarterial sympathectomy (Held 1943).…”