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Whytt, Robert.
An essay on the vital and other involuntary motions of animals
Edinburgh : Hamilton, 1751.
Cote : 38069.
Exemplaire numérisé : BIU Santé (Paris)
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[sans numérotation] To the right Honourable James Earl of Morton
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1 Introduction
5 Sect I. Principles and facts necessary to be premissed
26 Sect II. An examination of the opinions of some of the most considerable authors concerning the motion of the heart
39 Sect III. Of the systole of the heart
66 Sect IV. Of the relaxation and diastole of the heart
82 Sect V. Of the motions of the alimentary canal, and bladder of urine
94 Sect VI. Of the motions of the blood-vessels and several others of the spontaneous kind
107 Sect VII. Of the motions of the pupil and muscles of the internal ear
146 Of the motions of the muscles of the internal ear
150 Sect VIII. Of the alternate motions of respiration
206 Sect IX. Of the beginning of respiration in animals
222 A solution of Harvey's Problem
229 Sect X. Of the reason why the muscles fo animals are excited into contraction by the application of a stimulus
266 Sect XI. Of the share which the mind has in producing the vital and other involuntary motions of animals
326 Sect XII. Of the reason why the vital motions continue in sleep
344 Sect XIII. Concerning the motions observed in the muscles of animals after death or their separation from the body
390 Conclusion
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