T _ HE adrenal gland has associated with it a preponderance of nervous tissue which
seems far in excess to that which so small a structure might require. This apparent …

The manner and extent of innervation of the adrenal gland has been subjected to
considerable investigation since Dreyer (1899) demonstrated that stimulation of the …

The first description of adrenal innervation is credited to Nagel (1836) who was also the first
to claim a rich nerve plexus in the cortex of this gland. As early as 1864, Moers challenged …

The sensory innervation of the guinea-pig adrenal medulla was studied using the
fluorescent retrograde tracer Fast Blue. Labelled neurons were found in the dorsal root …

There are many descriptions of the innervation of the adrenal glands. Among the earlier
workers was Dogie1 (1894), while later work has been reported by Alpert ('31), Pines and …

But the embryological observations of Balfour, and their enlargement by Kohn and others,
have suggested that the chromaffine cells of the medulla of the gland are derived from the …

The Innervation of the Adrenal Glands of Mammals; a Contribution to the Study of Nerve-endings.
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The pre-and postganglionic sympathetic innervation of the guinea-pig adrenal medulla was
investigated using the retrograde neuronal tracers Fast Blue and WGA-HRP. Labelled …

The adrenal gland is supplied by the suprarenal plexus which according to GRAY'S Text
Book of Anatomy [1962] is formed by branches from the coeliac ganglion, coeliac plexus and …

The mode of functioning of the adrenal medulla can only be understood in terms of the
properties of the nerves responsible for the activation and recruitment of its secretory cells. A …