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The morphological and functional characteristics of the innervation of the subglottic mucosa of the larynx.

Abstract

Neurohistological studies of the subglottic mucosa of the larynx in the cat have revealed the presence therein of nerve endings of varying morphology and ditribution. Multichannel electromyographic studies of the effects of afferent discharges from the subglottic mucosal mechanoreceptors on the motor-unit activity of the laryngeal muscles indicated that these receptors exert significant reflexogenic effects on the activity of the laryngeal musculature during quiet breathing. The more important contribution of the subglottic mucosal mechanoreceptor reflexes to laryngeal muscle control during phonation is considered.

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Year: 1980 PMID： 7436302 PMCID： PMC2493783

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Ann R Coll Surg Engl ISSN： 0035-8843 Impact factor: 1.891

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The morphological and functional characteristics of the innervation of the subglottic mucosa of the larynx.

1. A functional analysis of the myelinated fibres of the superior laryngeal nerve of the rat.

2. The respiratory function of the laryngeal muscles.

3. Cricothyroid motor units.

4. Phonatory reflex mechanisms and stammering. Communication to International Symposium on Stuttering, Faculty of Medicine, University of Brussels on May 14, 1972.

5. Afferent nerve fibers in the external branch of the superior larygneal nerve in the cat.

6. Laryngeal responses to electrical stimulation of the medullary respiratory centers in the dog.

7. Sensory fibers in the recurrent laryngeal nerve. An electrophysiological study of some laryngeal afferent fibers in the recurrent laryngeal nerve of the cat.

8. The reflex effects of intralaryngeal carbon dioxide on the pattern of breathing.

9. Studies on laryngeal calibre during stimulation of peripheral and central chemoreceptors, pneumothorax and increased respiratory loads.

10. The response of laryngeal afferent fibres to mechanical and chemical stimuli.

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