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EFFECTS OF AMYGDALOID STIMULATION ON BLOOD PRESSURE AND ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF HIPPOCAMPUS

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Published1960
Citations39
References13

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A stereotaxic atlas of the diencephalon of the cat

1960 • 1,295 citations

HIPPOCAMPAL PROJECTIONS AND RELATED NEURAL PATHWAYS TO THE MID-BRAIN IN THE CAT

1958 • 982 citations

Some psychiatric implications of physiological studies on frontotemporal portion of limbic system (Visceral brain)

1952 • 764 citations

Somato-motor, autonomic and electrocorticographic responses to electrical stimulation of rhinencephalic and other structures in primates, cat, and dog; a study of responses from the limbic, subcallosal, orbito-insular, piriform and temporal cortex, hippocampus-fornix and amygdala.

1951 • 548 citations

Electrophysiological studies on the connections of the amygdaloid nucleus in the cat Part I : The neuronal organization of the amygdaloid projection system

1955 • 208 citations

CIRCULATORY AND RESPIRATORY CHANGES INDUCED BY ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF LIMBIC SYSTEM (VISCERAL BRAIN)

1956 • 108 citations

The effects of hypothalamic stimulation on gastric motility

1934 • 79 citations

VISCERAL BRAIN, ITS COMPONENT PARTS AND THEIR CONNECTIONS

1958 • 28 citations

STUDIES ON THE AMYGDALOID NUCLEI AND PERIAMYGDALOID CORTEX. EXPERIMENTS ON THE INFLUENCE OF THEIR STIMULATION UPON MOTILITY OF SMALL INTESTINE AND BLOOD PRESSURE

1953 • 27 citations

The mesencephalon and the vasomotor system; an experimental study on the central control of peripheral blood flow in the cat.

1955 • 25 citations

BLOOD PRESSURE ALTERATIONS SECONDARY TO AMYGDALOID AND PERIAMYGDALOID AFTER-DISCHARGES

1959 • 23 citations

THE INFLUENCE OF THE FOREBRAIN ON AN AUTONOMIC REFLEX

1937 • 17 citations

Studies on the polarographic serum reaction.

1955 • 12 citations

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