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Bell-Magendie law: a standalone construct

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Anatomy

principle that the ventral spinal roots carry motor fibres and the dorsal roots carry sensory fibres.

In anatomy, Bell-Magendie law refers to principle that the ventral spinal roots carry motor fibres and the dorsal roots carry sensory fibres. This meaning comes from Cranefield (1974) in The way in and the way out.[1]

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  1. Cranefield, P. F. (1974). The way in and the way out. Futura Publishing Co. ISBN 9780879930356

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