1914
DOI: 10.1007/bf01681164
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Über elektrische Erscheinungen im Zentralnervensystem des Frosches

Abstract: Meine in den Abhandlungen der Krakauer Akademie der Wissen schaften im Jahre 1911 veröffentlichten Untersuchungen über den Verlauf der Aktionsströme im Zentralnervensystem enthalten eine Reihe von Tatsachen, deren Bekanntgabe einem grösseren Kreise der Fachkollegen ich für angezeigt erachte, zumal wie aus der von W .W. N e m i n s k i 1) publizierten Arbeit zu ersehen ist, diese U nter suchungen von auf demselben Gebiete arbeitenden Forschern un beachtet geblieben sind. Die Untersuchungen wurden am Zentralnerv… Show more

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“…On the basis of certain electrophysiological studies such as the investi gations of Beck (29), Umrath (30), Huges & Jasper (31), Adrian & Buy tend ijk (32), and others, some thirty years ago I came to the following conclusion: the recorded rapid electrical potentials (spikes) in the brain and in the spinal cord reveal the excitation of nerve fibres and cell bodies in neuronal circuits, whereas the slow potentials result from the activation of the neuropil, par ticularly of its dendritic mass. I assumed also that the slow potentials pro duce an electrical field which affects the neighbouring neuronal elements electrotonically, inducing in them either electrotonic increase (facilitation) or decrease (inhibition) in the excitability [Beritoff (24)].…”
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“…On the basis of certain electrophysiological studies such as the investi gations of Beck (29), Umrath (30), Huges & Jasper (31), Adrian & Buy tend ijk (32), and others, some thirty years ago I came to the following conclusion: the recorded rapid electrical potentials (spikes) in the brain and in the spinal cord reveal the excitation of nerve fibres and cell bodies in neuronal circuits, whereas the slow potentials result from the activation of the neuropil, par ticularly of its dendritic mass. I assumed also that the slow potentials pro duce an electrical field which affects the neighbouring neuronal elements electrotonically, inducing in them either electrotonic increase (facilitation) or decrease (inhibition) in the excitability [Beritoff (24)].…”
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“…Beck (8) discusses the importance of electrical phenomena in the central nervous system of the frog and presents experimental work.…”
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